RIP.ie to introduce €100 fee to list death notices on site from next month
RIP.ie has confirmed that they are to introduce a €100 fee for funeral directors to list death notices on their site from January 2025.
‘I need to be able to ask you questions, that’s how this works’ – Michael O’Leary and Claire Byrne clash over Ryanair price rises amid Holyhead closure
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has said it was “far too late”, when asked not to increase the price of Ryanair Christmas flights to Ireland in the wake of Hol...
Irish media regulator to jointly lead EU probe into TikTok
The Irish media regulator is to play a leading role in formal proceedings that the European Commission has taken against TikTok over the spread of election...
Electricity licence exemptions – not best in class
If investment in renewables is to reach its full potential, regime must be updated to reflect modern technologies
Manhunt under way for ‘extremely dangerous’ criminal mistakenly released from prison on the day he was jailed
A garda manhunt is under way after a dangerous criminal was released from prison by mistake on the same day he was jailed for two years.
Son was minding elderly father for the night when they both died in house fire
Tragic father and son Stephen (83) and John Lee (56) died when the blaze broke out at the house in Littleton, Tipperary in the early hours of this morning.
Major search operation under way in Waterford’s River Suir for missing man Mark Myler (38)
A major search operation for a missing person in Waterford entered its seventh day on Monday this week, involving up to 30 volunteers with Waterford Marine...
Ireland and Leinster’s Andrew Porter joins Tadhg Furlong in signing new contract extension
Andrew Porter has signed a new two-year deal with the IRFU.
Galway firms that tackle agri emissions valued at €17m in acquisition deal
UK firm Roebuck Food Group – previously known as Norish - is paying up to €6m to acquire a controlling interest in Galway-based GlasPort Bio, a company tha...
Wicklow Heritage Group expands with addition of five new members
Five new community heritage recording groups were welcomed into the Irish Community Archive Network (ICAN) during a special launch event held in Roundwood ...
Holyhead closure: Fears of travel chaos for 150,000 passengers as Taoiseach says port unlikely to reopen before Christmas
Damage done to Holyhead port during Storm Darragh is feared to be worse than originally thought, and could mean ferry services are cancelled until after Ch...
Gerry Hutch spotted boogying the night away to hit tune at Christmas party
MOB boss Gerry Hutch had a blast as he boogied the night away at a Christmas party. The Monk was caught busting some moves to the Black Eyed Peas’ I…