Watch: Starmer gaffe while calling for return of hostages
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer accidentally called for "return of the sausages" instead of Gaza "hostages" during a speech at the Labour conference this afternoon.
Govt unable to clarify NCH bill or opening date, says SF
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has said she believes nobody in Government can say when the new National Children's Hospital will open its doors or what the final bill…
Building materials company names next chief executive
Jim Mintern has spent the last 22 years working with CRH in various senior leadership roles and has been a director at the company since June 2021
Jim Mintern appointed as next CRH chief executive as Albert Manifold set to retire
CRH chief executive Albert Manifold is set to retire from his role at the building materials giant at the end of this year.
Delays in home completions impacting growth in the mortgage market
The volume of mortgage drawdowns between January and June is down 9%
Man in his 50s arrested at Dublin Port after gardaí seize 40 kg of suspected cocaine
The man is being detained at a Garda Station in Dublin, where he can be held for up to seven days.
Generative AI poised to automate over 80% of tasks in nearly a third of all jobs, overhauling sectors from finance to creative industries
Nearly one third of all jobs are poised to be fundamentally transformed by generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), according to a new study by global
Leinster Rugby to fly from Belfast instead of Dublin Airport amid passenger cap row, says Ryanair
Airline wants Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan to direct regulator to issue additional slots this winter
Ryanair say Leinster Rugby will use Belfast International Airport for away games over row with Irish transport minister
Michael O’Leary claims Christmas Lapland flights could also be moved from Dublin
Wexford company Kent Stainless Limited awarded Ireland’s Best Managed Companies accolade
13 new businesses have been awarded the Ireland’s Best Managed Companies (BMC) accolade at the 16th annual awards programme. This year, Deloitte
Tax changes and energy price drops ‘reduce Living Wage by five cent’
The largest cost increases in the past year were for education, housing and car insurance, figures show.
Cadbury axes popular chocolate treat for good as shoppers rage ‘Xmas is ruined’
CADBURY has axed a popular chocolate treat from shelves for good as shoppers raged “Christmas is ruined”. One customer took to X, formerly Twitter, to ask the confectionery giant about…