National: Man arrested after €1.4m of gold seized in Garda drugs raid
FacebookTweetLinkedInPrint A man has been arrested after a large seizure of cash, cocaine, and gold in Dublin. Gardaí say they…
Internet companies could face huge fines over content glorifying terrorism
Coimisiun na Mean will have the power to impose the penalties which fall under EU regulations.
Nine energy myths busted from leaving heating on low all day to kettle error
The ongoing cost of living crisis has left many households across Ireland feeling the pressure as they struggle to manage rising bills - but these hacks could save you money
Gold, cash, and cocaine seized as man arrested in Dublin
A man in his 50s was arrested and is currently held at a Garda station
Lotto bosses reveal winning numbers in €130m jackpot as Irish player wins €5.5m
LOTTO bosses have revealed the winning numbers for the jackpot worth a whopping €130,000,000 that ran tonight. But there were no winners of the life changing sum, although one lucky…
Hundreds of millions of euro paid to Irish companies for accommodating refugees and Ukrainians
Latest figures from Dept of Integration show hotel groups, the McEnaney family, and a US private equity group among those being paid for providing accommodation services
Economic self-sabotage? Dublin airport passenger cap row heats up
The aviation industry cannot fully rely on technological solutions to tackle the climate crisis, Green councillor says amid dispute over passenger limits at Dublin airport.
Data Protection Commission fines Meta €91 million over inadequate security for users’ passwords
An inquiry found multiple infringements.
Limerick locals dream big after mighty €5.5m Lotto win in Kildimo village: ‘I’d retire!’
“What would you do if you won €5.5 million?”
‘I was treated like a criminal’ – worker fired while awaiting visa renewal awarded €25k
Fashion buyer Poliane Fernandes Lima was dismissed from Born Clothing in Galway last January and received her new visa three days later
‘I was treated like a criminal’: Fashion buyer fired while waiting for visa renewal wins €25,000
A fashion buyer who felt she was “treated like a criminal” when she was sacked while waiting for her work visa to be renewed has won €25,000 for unfair dis...
National children’s hospital site picketed by Unite members in travel-allowances dispute
Union says action is to highlight wider ongoing dispute rather than to significantly disrupt work on NCH site