Ryanair cutting flights from Dublin means job losses
Earlier today, the budget airline announced it was cutting 14 routes this winter due to Dublin Airport’s passenger cap.
Belfast’s new €400m Grand Central Station causing ‘traffic chaos’
The North's Infrastructure Minister dealt with a number of questions in the Assembly from MLAs who complained about ‘traffic chaos’ in Belfast.
22% of jobseekers’ allowance claimants overpaid
Almost a quarter of those receiving jobseekers' allowance over the past two years have been overpaid, new data shows.
Ireland Apple escrow fund recorded first annual gain in 2023
New C&AG report said last year's gain was the first since the account's establishment and was underpinned by a high interest rate environment
EV drivers ‘cause more crashes than petrol or diesel drivers’ according to University of Limerick research
Electric car drivers are more likely to cause crashes than petrol or diesel car drivers, according to new research from the University of Limerick and Univ...
My 40 years as a postmaster in Cork
As his 40th anniversary in charge of Ladysbridge Post Office nears, Denis O’Flynn tells CHRIS DUNNE about his happy career, and how the role has ...
Ireland generates sixth highest level of food waste in the EU
New figures published by the European Commission show food wastage levels in Ireland on a per capita basis were 10 per cent above the EU average of 132kg per inhabitant…
Cruise ship passengers find love marooned in Belfast
Luxury cruise passengers who have been marooned in Belfast for four months are hoping to hit the seas this week.
Man charged after gardaí seize gold bullion, cocaine, and cash in Dublin
Gardaí seized a €1.4 million gold bullion, €460,000 in cash, and €210,000 in suspected cocaine following a two-day search.
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