Man who ‘cut off’ bereaved stepchildren from income settles business ownership dispute ‘in principle’
Rathfeigh nursing home co-owner Jim Cahill has ‘starved’ stepchildren of cash, court told
Job postings are falling as unemployment ticks up – but not because the economy is weakening
The Central Bank issued the stark warnings in their latest quarterly bulletin, but added that the economy is still on the up.
Trabolgan company makes €8.4m pre-tax profits as revenues boosted by accommodation for Ukrainians
Trabolgan Holiday Centre last year received €15m for accommodating Ukrainians while in the first three quarters of this year the company has received €8.59m.
It always seems a case of ‘jam tomorrow’ for Irish electricity consumers
There is no clarity on why prices here are so high and now consumers must pay more to fund network investment
ESRI warns government didn’t pay attention to concerns voiced ahead of the Budget
The ESRI said Budget 2026 was a “missed opportunity” to fortify the public finances.
‘Life-changing’ – Cavan family celebrate €17m EuroMillions win before Christmas
The family trio from Cavan Town, who won €17 million in the EuroMillions jackpot on Friday, are “over the moon” after their win.
Man, 34, so drunk his behaviour forced Ryanair flight to be diverted, court told
A DUBLINER was so drunk on a Ryanair flight from Portugal that the plane had to be diverted to Cork Airport, a court was told. Flight FR703 was heading to…
Road bike recall as consumers warned fault could lead to ‘fatal injuries’
Approximately 190 affected products in Ireland are affected by the recall
Dunnes Stores 3% pay increase ‘not good enough’
The Mandate trade union has criticised a planned 3% pay increase for staff at Dunnes Stores, claiming it is not high enough.
Major investment in dedicated padel centre near Cork’s Marina
Irish investment firm Quintas Capital has said that it will be investing €2.27m into The Hive, the new indoor sports and wellness facility which is ...
Factories cut out-of-spec cattle prices as demand for manufacturing beef props up cull cow trade
Factories had given farmers a haircut over the previous three weeks, but what had been a short back and sides has now become, for some, a number one all ov...