The five major welfare groups that won’t be receiving increase in January
A major change that will come into effect from the 1st of January is an increase to core weekly social welfare rates
Wetherspoons boss tells Guinness supplier to ‘get brewing’ as UK suffers shortage
Tim Martin to have a ‘stern word’ with Diageo following stout’s rationing
IFA records overall loss of €429,601 in the year to March 2024
The IFA has recorded an operational deficit of €895,213, before tax, to the year end on March 31, 2024, the association announced today.
RIP.ie to introduce €100 fee for funeral directors placing notices from January
Users will continue to get access free of charge to platform acquired by Irish Times Group this year
RIP.ie confirms new fee for funeral directors posting death notices
Website will remain free for users reading notices
RTE’s Will Goodbody leaves station after 21 years on air
The business editor and former science and technology correspondent is leaving the national broadcaster to take up the role of Head of External Communications in AIB in February
Irish watchdog fines Meta €251m for multiple GDPR violations
The DPC said that Meta did not include all the required information in its breach notification and failed to documents facts relating to it.
First power generated from Co Offaly wind farm
One of Ireland's newest wind farms, SSE's 101MW Yellow River wind farm in Rhode in Co Offaly, is now producing its first power after its connection and energisation onto the…
BREAKING: Voters back Kerry Co-op’s €500m purchase of Kerry Group’s dairy division
KERRY Co-op has announced that members have voted in favour of the proposal to acquire Kerry Dairy Ireland and a share exchange with Kerry Group. The proposal was approved by…
Boy awarded €21,000 after getting his head stuck at pizza restaurant when he was four
The boy ‘turned purple and blue’, the court was told.
Ireland failing to comply with EU rules on qualifications
Ireland is one of 22 EU member states who are failing to comply with EU rules on professional qualifications, according to the European Commission.
Kerry Co-op members to vote on proposal to buy €500m Dairy Ireland Business
If approved by shareholders, Kerry Group will operate solely as a taste and nutrition business