US golfers join Trump’s Doonbeg course in record numbers
New members are paying €25,000 to sign up
Storm Éowyn wreaks ‘fierce damage’ on Ballybunion as Limerick holidaymakers fear for mobile homes
A “terrible night” has been reported in Ballybunion thanks to Storm Éowyn and Limerick holidaymakers are anxiously waiting to hear if their beloved mobile ...
Public transport operators warn of ongoing disruption throughout the day
Iarnród Éireann, Bus Éireann and Dublin Bus warn many services will not resume as normal after storm warning lifts.
Government’s housing plans ‘in tatters’ after targets missed
CSO figures show there were 30,330 new dwelling completions in the whole of 2024, down from the 32,525 completed in 2023
Appeals board clears souvenir shop for Grafton Street
An Bord Pleanála has given the green light for the retention of a souvenir shop for Dublin's Grafton Street due to the "modest number of souvenir shops" within the street's…
Two new 24-hour Dublin bus routes launched as part of BusConnects
The 13 new routes are part of the National Transport Authority's BusConnects Network Redesign in Dublin
Section of Cork-Dublin motorway to be fully closed for Storm Eowyn
An extreme measure - but it's being done for safety
Storm Éowyn: Elevated section of busy Cork to Dublin motorway to close overnight
The closure of the viaduct, which will require the closure of the motorway between junctions 14 and 15, will begin from 9pm
Football supporters in court after disruption delayed Ryanair flight takeoff at Dublin Airport
The four Croatian football fans had hoped to see the Champions League clash between Arsenal and FC Dinamo Zagreb this evening in London.
Four men arrested at Dublin Airport before flight over ‘disruptive behavior’
FOUR men have been arrested at Ireland’s biggest airport for breaches of the Air Navigation and Transport Act. FOUR men have been arrested at Dublin Airport for disruptive behaviour on…
Musk trolls Trump’s €500B AI mega plan
The tech billionaire and close ally of the U.S. president sniped at one of the White House’s first major proposals.
Ferris: Extreme weather conditions should force KCC to rethink policy
Ferris: The ever more frequent, extreme weather conditions should force KCC to rethink its policy on solid fuel heating | Radio Kerry News