Irish Golfer Events set for Seapoint Golf Links – Sunday September 15th
The Irish Golfer Events team will be at Seapoint Golf Links this Sunday (Sep 15) for the next instalment of the nationwide series. There are still some spaces available -…
Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes convicted of dangerous driving
Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes has been convicted of dangerous driving at Mallow District Court.
Former McCloskey’s bakery to house 48 town centre homes
McCloskey’s shop and former bakery buildings at 62/63 Trinity Street, Drogheda are to be refurbished as part of a proposed development which will see the e...
Higher level institution graduates with Irish citizenship to be able to vote in Seanad elections
Irish citizens who graduate from higher education institutions will now be able to vote in Seanad elections instead of graduates just from Trinity College ...
Rodent infestations and flies in deli food among the reasons for restaurant closures issued last month
Active rodent infestations were the reason for two of the eight closure notices issued by the FSAI last month.
Shannon Airport records busiest August in 15 years with over 233k passengers
Shannon Airport recorded its busiest August in over 15 years as over 233,000 passengers used the popular Clare international airport last month.
Limerick takeaway hit with closure order for preparing food outside
A part of a Limerick takeaway has been hit with a Closure Order following a damning inspection by Environmental Health Officers from the Health Service Exe...
The Irish cabinet to approve vape ban proposal
The Irish government is set to ban disposable vapes as cabinet approved draft laws on Tuesday
13 things the Irish government could do with the €13bn in tax it gets from Apple
The Irish Government and Apple have lost the €13bn tax case first taken by the European Commission in 2016 after Europe’s highest court ruled the money mus...
Former RTÉ presenter addresses Wexford summer school tea party
Former RTÉ presenter Brian Dobson was the special guest at the annual Kennedy tea party, offering some great insights into the media industry, and recounti...
What the papers say: Tuesday’s front pages
Here are the stories making headlines on Tuesday.
Volkswagen ‘may cut dealerships in north to just two’
Troubled German car-maker is seeking to slash costs by €10 billion