I want to know if insurers are not ‘playing fair’ on storm payouts, minister says
A junior minister has said he wants to hear about incidents where insurers are not “playing fair” with claims relating to Storm Éowyn.
Local TD takes aim at Government and ESB over storm fallout
A local TD has taken aim at the Government and the ESB for their response to Storm Éowyn.
‘Devastated’ family settle €420k action against Cardiologist over mum’s death
A court heard that the family of Aileen Halligan were “disturbed by what happened” on the day she died
Flight to Orlando makes emergency landing at Dublin Airport due to ‘technical issue’
The plane turned around and headed back for Dublin Airport soon after taking off.
Urgent recall issued for batches of Donegal Catch salmon fillets
FacebookTweetLinkedInPrint A food safety alert has been issued for batches of Donegal Catch salmon fillets that contain undeclared peanuts. The…
Elon Musk gatecrashes OpenAI restructuring
The ongoing operatic rivalry between the billionaire and OpenAI chief Sam Altman remains a major subtext
‘Significant’ lack of parental control leaves young children at risk of seeing harmful content online
Survey found more than 80% of eight to 12-year-olds are allowed to use phones and other smart devices unsupervised in their bedrooms
Couple win refund after buying £32m moth-infested London mansion
Iya Patarkatsishvili and Dr Yevhen Hunyak sued property developer over infestation that ruined wine and clothes
Cork-based medical supplies company denies it held HSE to ransom over patient data
Myles Murray, chief executive of PMD Device Solutions Ltd, told Mr Justice Brian Cregan today that the data in question was not the company’s to ...
Ryanair to pay out €55,000 to woman who was scalded on flight
Lidija Miliute, whose parents are Lithuanian, told the court she had been reared all her life in Wexford and had been travelling on a flight back from Lithuania when a…
Landlord group welcomes rent pressure zone examination
The Irish Property Owners Association has welcomed the Taoiseach's signalling that the Rent Pressure Zone system could be changed or removed by the end of this year.
Who are the cash buyers in Ireland’s housing market, how come there are so many of them and why are they preferred?
Despite the ongoing narrative of the impossibility of affordable housing, it may come as a surprise that almost four in 10 people are able to buy a house o...