Tech leaders defend national research hub
Programme had been slated to not be extended beyond November 2025
‘Frivolous and vexatious’ bid by couple to prevent demolition of 588sqm home they built without planning permission is dismissed
The High Court will dismiss as “frivolous and vexatious” a couple’s case aimed at preventing the demolition of their large home that was built about 18 yea...
DART+ South West Railway Order approved by An Bord Pleanála
It is anticipated that construction will commence in 2026
Black Friday: Know your rights heading into the sales
As we approach Black Friday, it’s important that people know the law and their rights around sale prices, returns and faulty goods.
Irish Life Health ups insurance prices for third time in one year
Announcement comes shortly after emergence of Level Health as latest insurance provider in market
Irish Life to hike health insurance premiums again despite new entrant in market
Health insurer Irish Life is to hike its premium rates again from the start of next year despite a new entrant into the market.
Dunnes Stores issue major recall of chicken due to presence of salmonella
People infected with salmonella can become very unwell and there is even the risk of severe illness - the Food Safety Authority of Ireland have urged consumers not to eat…
Irish shoppers losing interest and trust in Black Friday sales
Despite scepticism, purchasing will remain significant with spending per shopper likely to reach €431 compared to €343 last year
Dublin Airport plans to recruit up 100 new security staff
Dublin Airport has announced plans to recruit up to 100 new security officers over the coming months.
Tesco Ireland’s hourly workers to get 3% pay hike
Tesco Ireland has announced a 3% pay increase of most of its hourly paid workers from January 1.
Irish man issues warning to any Brits planning on moving to Australia after leaving just three weeks in
Life in Australia hasn't quite gone as easily as the Irish lad had imagined so far.