Widespread adoption of AI in businesses low
Widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in Irish business remains low at just 6%, according to new research.
What you need to know about household benefits and price hikes coming in February
February 2025 brings good news and bad news for Irish households and consumers as cost-of-living boosters are still being rolled out but inflation continues
Planning permission sought for additional apartments in Ballybeg
Planning permission is being sought for additional apartments in Ballybeg, with an initial number having already been granted permission.
Social welfare payment date shake-up due to upcoming February bank holiday
Some recipients will get their payments early in the coming days
Analysis: Guinness is Ireland’s Big Ben and Eiffel Tower, Diageo’s plan to sell is monumental
The famous Irish stout has rarely been as popular or fashionable so it might be time for the ailing parent to capitalise on it
Major fault in substation affecting Abbeyfeale area | Radio Kerry
It's expected it could take several days for the electricity supply to be fully restored to areas served by the Abbeyfeale line. ESB Networks say this line has...
‘It’s a bit of a pinch point for us’ –BusConnects roll-out now affected by shortage of mechanics
A shortage of mechanics is currently hampering the roll-out of the €2bn BusConnects project designed to transform Dublin’s public transport system.
US golfers have been flocking to Donald Trump’s Doonbeg resort since his election last November
The resort has recorded “the highest ever number in new membership sales” this month.
It could take several days for electricity to be restored to North Kerry
It's expected it could take several days for the electricity supply to be restored to areas served by the Abbeyfeale line | Radio Kerry News
384 staff camp overnight at UHW during Storm Éowyn – News – Waterford News & Star
Hospital staff members camp overnight to ensure that patient care was not affected by Storm Éowyn
Diageo considering possible sale of Guinness business
Bloomberg News reported on Friday that the drinks giant is also reviewing the future of its 34 per cent stake in Moët Hennessy
Storm chaos as Dublin pub’s beer garden roof ripped clean off in savage winds
Storm Eowyn unleashed record-breaking winds of 183km/h across Ireland, causing widespread destruction, including tearing the roof off the beer garden of a popular Dublin inner city pub.