Ireland ‘lagging’ behind other countries on infrastructure, watchdog says
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said Government needs to ensure there are enough construction workers for infrastructure projects.
EV Q&A: Pilot scheme aims to connect drivers with people willing to rent use of private chargers
If homeowners rent out charging points when they are not in use, it will take pressure off the network and make things easier for all
Shock for Kildare passengers as airport bus service ends
Operators said the service was financially unsustainable
House prices increased by 8.7% last year – almost double the growth rate in 2023
The median, or mid-point, price of a house purchased in the year to December was €355,000.
Galway property prices rising above national average in the past year
They rose by an average of 10 percent in the city, while in the county they rose by 8 percent - matching the national average increase.
Typical home is now €200,000 more expensive than just over a decade ago
Property prices have continued to rise, with the typical price of a home across the State now €200,000 more expensive than in 2013.
Sligo councillor says more needs to be done to ensure phone service doesn’t fail during storms
A Sligo councillor has called on the local authority to urgently contact the Minister for Arts, Media, Communications, Culture, and Sport regarding the near-total collapse of mobile communications during recent…
What caused the Toronto plane crash? Experts break down the Delta crash landing at Pearson airport
We asked experts to review new video and audio from the Delta plane crash at Pearson airport. Here’s what they had to say.
I had a job but wanted a career, says older garda recruit
An Garda Síochána has said a "significant" number of trainees are now aged over 35 since changes were made last year to the age limit for recruits.
Irish supermarkets pull crisps off shelves after urgent recall notice
The crisp brand is sold in supermarkets including Dunnes Stores and SuperValu