Irish shoppers hit with urgent ‘do not eat’ chicken nuggets and goujons warning
The reason the products are being recalled by the FSAI is because the labels include incorrect cooking instructions
Audit finds value for money issues and excessive number of credit cards at Inland Fisheries Ireland
The audit highlighted a number of financial and governance issues that plagued the State body.
Fed rate decision live updates: Interest rate cut expected as Trump threatens independence
The Federal Reserve is expected to cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point, the first cut since December 2024. U.S. President Donald Trump has been pushing for more.
Aer Lingus announces new transatlantic route from Dublin Airport in biggest-ever schedule
Aer Lingus will fly from Dublin Airport to Raleigh-Durham in North Carolina from next April, bringing its total number of North American routes to 26.
Manchester United finances 2024/25: Premier League club achieves record revenues but still makes £33m loss
Man Utd accounts for 2024/25 show record revenues of £666.5m; total operating expenses down 4.5 per cent, and employee expenses by 14.1 per cent, or £51.5m; more than 250 staff…
Man Utd announce record revenue despite on-field struggles
Manchester United reveal they generated record financial revenue of £666.5m last year despite the poor on-pitch performance of their men's team.
UK, US agree £31 billion tech pact to mark Trump’s visit
Britain and the US have agreed a technology pact to boost ties in AI, quantum computing and civil nuclear energy, with top US firms led by Microsoft pledging £31 billion…
BNY to close its Cork office, with 200 employees ‘at risk of redundancy’
A company spokesperson said the move is 'consolidating BNY’s Ireland footprint primarily into our Dublin location.'
Huge new €213m private hospital for Munster opens its doors
It's the first new acute hospital for Ireland in almost 20 years
Urgent electric shock warning over heaters sold at major stores
Recall on mini electric heaters - 'serious risk'
Storm Éowyn cost ESB €100m in damage repairs
Storm Éowyn, which battered Ireland in January causing widespread damage, cost the ESB group €100m to reconnect customers and repair power infrastructure.€
Bon Secours Limerick welcomes first patients as landmark new hospital begins opening its doors
The phased opening of Bon Secours Limerick begins with the relocation of the first set of services, including the hospital’s new cardiac catheterisation laboratory, which is the first such priva...