Hair-therapy device for cancer patients wins James Dyson Ireland award
Olivia Humphreys wins the 2024 James Dyson award for Ireland with Athena, a hair-loss preventing device for chemotherapy patients.
‘Watershed moment’ and a ‘reputational headache’ for Ireland: How global media reported on Apple tax ruling
Global reporting on ruling ranged from praising EU and Vestager to questioning what it means for Europe, and Ireland, as destination for business in the future
Tipperary catering company hit with closure order after mould and flies found on premises
A catering company in Tipperary was hit with a closure order by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) last month after flies and mould were discovere...
Apple €13bn should be invested in infrastructure like housing, O’Brien says
Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien has said it was his own view that the €13 billion Apple funds should be invested in infrastructure such as housing
Regulator set to announce Dublin Airport slots for next summer as passenger cap looms
Announcement will come against ongoing controversy around cap imposed as condition of opening second runway in 2022
Blue-moulded rice and ‘filth’ leads to closure order for Letterkenny takeaway
FacebookTweetLinkedInPrint A Letterkenny takeaway was temporarily closed last month after a health inspection uncovered filthy conditions and unsafe food practices.…
Developer Joe O’Reilly seeking €30m for Killeen Castle golf resort
Castlethorn chief Joe O'Reilly invites proposals from hotel, leisure and golf investors to become strategic partner in Kileen Castle golf resort in Co Meath
James Dyson Award Ireland winner was inspired by her mum’s illness battle
Irish student inventor scoops prestigious award with a clever device that will help patients undergoing chemotherapy
‘Hair loss during chemotherapy is incredibly upsetting to face’ – Limerick woman (24) invents scalp-cooling device after witnessing her mother’s chemotherapy
A Limerick woman has become the Irish regional finalist for the James Dyson Award after inventing a scalp-cooling device for chemotherapy patients. Olivia ...
‘Dead cockroaches, rodent droppings & flies’ as 5 Irish restaurants shut down
FLIES present near uncovered food, dead cockroaches in traps and rodent droppings “in multiple areas of the kitchen” were some of the reasons behind eight closure orders served on food…
Clare village removed from Uisce Éireann ‘at risk’ water supplies
The Clare village of Corofin was among the areas removed from the list of ‘at risk’ water supplies, Uisce Éireann has announced.