Irish Rail timetable changes reversed following weeks of commuter chaos: ‘We got it wrong’
Changes made to Iarnród Éireann timetables in August are set to be reversed from October 14, the operator has announced.
Ryanair plane’s wing explodes into fireball as passengers urgently evacuate down emergency slides
Emergency services attended the airport in Italy
Dramatic moment Ryanair passengers use emergency slides after plane catches fire
The Ryanair plane - flight FR8826 - caught fire as it was about to leave Brindisi Airport in Italy and the inflatable slide was deployed to help the passengers evacuate…
Irish fintech funding down 90% in the first half of year
Funding for the fintech sector here is down 90% during the first half of this year when compared to the same period last year.
‘I’ll still be shopping in Penneys’, says Dublin Lotto winner after scooping €1m
A Dublin Lotto winner who scooped €1m says he’ll still be shopping in Penneys.
Dublin family that won €1m Lotto jackpot will ‘still be shopping in Penney’s’
The head of the syndicate recalled the unforgettable moment he discovered their massive win
‘I’ll still be shopping in Penneys’: Dublin family celebrate €1m lotto win
The winning ticket was bought at Spar in The Square Shopping Centre, Tallaght
Gender pension gap to be ended by 2050
A new report is forecasting that the gender pension gap will be closed by 2050.
Drivers and households face higher fuel bills with rise in carbon taxes
Budget 2025: Government to earmark cash from carbon levy to ease fuel poverty
Pharmaceutical firm Pfizer set to cut hundreds of jobs across Ireland
The American multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology corporation announced the news in a statement
Pfizer to cut more than 200 jobs at three sites including Cork
It’s understood approximately 210 positions will go across three sites – the facility in Ringaskiddy; Grange Castle, in west Dublin and Newbridge, in ...
Investment of €1m a day on cycling/walking infrastructure under transport plan
Government to expand capacity on public transport routes and continue temporary fare initiatives until the end of 2025 under €3.9 billion spending programme