‘They’ll shoot you’ – Family forced to flee over son’s drug debts
A woman who was forced to flee the country after her son racked up significant drug debts has spoken of the trauma her family experienced after becoming the target of…
Ireland’s top 1,000 companies: One hugely profitable firm out in front as Big Tech dominates
iPhone maker Apple recorded revenue of just under €200bn; while Google, Microsoft and Meta are all ranked in the top five
44% of employees suffering from financial stress
New research shows that 44% of employees who responded to a recent survey said they are suffering from financial stress.
Family-run shop ‘over the moon’ after monumental Lotto win
One family-run store in Co Cavan is celebrating after selling a winning Lotto ticket worth €1 million.
Farmer blasts ‘off the scale’ €365k tax bill for concealing scale of business
Revenue claimed the unnamed farmer's declared income between 2013 and 2015 was €493,453 at a time when his total lodgements over the same three-year period was just over €2 million
No changes to Galway routes as Irish Rail revises new timetable
There are no changes to Galway routes as Irish Rail have released a statement they will be revising some of its timetable. The current timetable only came into effect on…
Leitrim syndicate collects €1m EuroMillions prize – News
The winning ticket was bought at the Spar store on the Main Street in Kinlough
Taoiseach hints billions of euro in back taxes from Apple could go on housing
Simon Harris said the three-party coalition Government will reflect ‘for a brief period’ of time before coming to a decision on how to use the funds.
After 50 years in Athlone, Ericsson is always looking to the next technology
Anniversary event unveils new partnership with Enterprise Ireland and the Technological University of the Shannon
Michael O’Leary cites Leinster rugby matches as Ryanair seeks more slots at Dublin Airport
CEO Michael O’Leary is due to meet with junior transport minister James Lawless later today.
Minister: Get tourists to fly into Cork and Shannon to overcome Dublin passenger cap
James Lawless said there needs to be creative solutions to the impasse caused by the 32 million a year passenger limit.
Government told poor tourist season must be considered in next month’s budget – Highland Radio – Latest Donegal News and Sport
More than half of businesses had fewer customers this summer compared to the same period last year. The Fáilte Ireland Tourism Barometer found the sector reported a disappointing summer with…