Regulator set to decide on Dublin Airport rules for passengers carrying liquids
Safety regulators expected to reverse temporary ruling
Plan to expand DART to Kildare and Meath gets go-ahead after legal challenges dropped
Two Dublin city businesses had objected to the project, but their cases were withdrawn yesterday.
Former tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald joins consultancy firm Teneo as adviser
Former Fine Gael TD and MEP joins Teneo Ireland board, chaired by businessman Gary McGann
Seven day health service means ‘huge improvements for patients’
The health service has reached an agreement with unions that will see more staff rostered to work in emergency departments on the weekend.
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Dwindling numbers of feeder cattle forcing factories to halt beef price pulls
With factory quotes down around 30c/kg over the last three weeks, there was talk of another 10c/kg cut this week.
Legal challenges to Dart expansion plans dropped
Irish Rail reaches settlements over judicial review proceedings against Dart+ West
Mike Bloomberg said Ireland is writing a new chapter as the US worries about growth
Former New York mayor called Brexit the "single stupidest thing any country has ever done”.
Revolut CEO ‘could get multibillion-dollar windfall if its value passes $150bn’
Fintech firm’s founder Nik Storonsky has reportedly secured Elon Musk-style deal that would pay out in stages
Woman to get two-thirds of funds from family home sale, High Court orders in divorce case
Judge says equal split would not constitute proper provision for woman and children while granting divorce of warring couple
House prices in Donegal continue to rise – Highland Radio – Latest Donegal News and Sport
The average house price in Donegal is now €243,000, according to the latest Daft.ie report. The figure represents a 63% increase compared to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, as…
Bus Éireann recorded €4.2m loss in 2024, and projects similar losses this year
The revelation was put to the Labour Court during a pay dispute between the operator and 3,200 workers.