Electric Ireland profits up, as cost of Storm Éowyn still not known says ESB
Profits at the ESB’s customer-solutions division – primarily driven by its 1.4 million electricity and gas customers in Ireland – soared last year to €113m...
Pedestrian killed in collision involving police car
Birmingham Police said they are liaising with the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
Revealed: the most common types of surgery performed on patients in Ireland
If you’ve had a cataract operation recently, you may be surprised to know it’s the most common form of surgery in the country.
‘Tralee always has my heart’ – Meet the Ted Lasso star that counts Kerry as his second home
To hundreds of millions of fans across the world, Kola Bokkini (32) will always be known as Isaac McAdoo, the tough-talking and tough-playing centre-back f...
Rosie O’Donnell to appear on Late Late Show after Trump roasts her during White House meeting with Taoiseach
American actress and comedian Rosie O’Donnell said she is “thrilled and honoured” to have been asked to appear on the Late Late Show on Friday.
Irish employee accused of spying and corporate espionage by software giant admits destroying his phone at centre of claim
An Irish employee accused of spying and corporate espionage by a multi-billion dollar US software company has destroyed the phone at the centre of the clai...
D-Day veteran dies at the age of 98
Norman Bartlett joined the Royal Navy in 1942 at the age of 16 and one month.
New Irish housing crisis blow as Govt to miss own building targets for next 3yrs
THE Government will miss its own housing targets for the next three years in a row, according to a new forecast from the Central Bank. The Central Bank of Ireland…
Earth sending ‘distress signals’ as warming climate inflicts chaos, UN chief Antonio Guterres warns
Earth is sending out growing “distress signals” that climate change is causing havoc in the planet, the head of the UN has said.
Cian Tracey: Ongoing bout of white-line fever raises temperature for Irish attack
Not a lot went right for Ireland in Rome last weekend, but they did at least stop the rot in terms of having been held up over the try-line in…
State fails to block senator’s case over ‘secret deal’ that allegedly lets RAF enter Irish airspace
The Court of Appeal (CoA) has rejected the State’s effort to block the hearing of a senator’s case seeking to compel the Government to reveal the existence...
TD puts forward new bill addressing ‘outrageous’ legal grey area over external wall insulation
A new bill will give “national clarity” on whether planning permission is needed to install external wall insulation on homes, a TD has said.