Price hikes forcing shoppers to buy less in a bid to save money
Continuing price rises are forcing shoppers to buy less in a bid to save money.
Energy retrofit measures to be carried out at 28 schools in five counties
Measures will raise school’s BER rating to ‘at least B’, says Department
Plans for HSE primary care centre delayed over residents’ concerns it wlll house methadone clinic
The red-bricked building known formally as the Royal City of Dublin Hospital, has been closed as a hospital since 1987
Retro Cannonball car convoy coming to Cork next week
The vintage cars will travel around Ireland over two days, from June 13 to 15, starting in Little Island and concluding on the Cooley Peninsula in ...
Cork Airport announces new route to a jewel of the southern Turkish coast from next summer
Cork Airport will offer a direct service from Leeside to Antalya, Türkiye via SunExpress commencing in May 2026.
Trump’s trade tariffs ‘to hit NI growth and jobs’
US President Donald Trump has imposed a blanket 10% levy on most goods from trading partners around the world.
Bank of Ireland warns of spike in scam targeting customers
The Bank has seen a tenfold increase in reports of this scam in just 24 hours, compared to weekly levels earlier this year.
‘Dramatic’ spike in sophisticated scam targeting Bank of Ireland customers over last 24 hours
There has been a “dramatic” increase in fraudsters targeting Bank of Ireland customers in the last 24 hours with a sophisticated scam that aims to trick th...
For markets, end to ECB rate cuts just got closer
Traders are increasingly confident the European Central Bank will pause its run of interest rate cuts now that the central bank sees itself as well-positioned to deal with global economic…
Latest GDP figures hint at return of Leprechaun Economics
Ten years ago Ireland's growth was described as "Leprechaun Economics" by Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman after the State's Gross Domestic Product grew by an astonishing 26% in 2015.
Guinness 0.0 hits milestone as more outlets opt for alcohol-free option
Guinness 0.0 non-alcoholic stout is now available in 4,000 outlets across the country, in a fresh milestone for the rapidly growing sub-brand.
High Court orders total shutdown of three wind turbines in Wexford due to noise nuisance
It’s the first time a judge has ordered the complete shut down of wind turbines in Ireland.