Global markets drop sharply on Trump’s threat of 50% tariff for EU
President announces blanket charge and warns Apple of 25 per cent duty on iPhones made outside the US
More than 300 RTÉ staff apply for voluntary exit programme
A total of 325 RTÉ workers have applied for a voluntary exit programme as the broadcaster aims to cut staff numbers by up to 400.
Recall issued on milk product over potential risk of ‘cramps and diarrhoea’
The product has been pulled from Irish shelves over fears it could be contaminated with a bacterium which can cause severe illness including abdominal cramps and bloody diarrhoea
Cost Of Building Metrolink Could Rise Further
The latest cost estimate for building Dublin’s Metrolink was approximately €23 billion. However, could that figure now be too low?Work is set to start in...
Calls for EU-investigation into seven airlines – including Ryanair – for unfair hand luggage fees
While Ryanair described its personal bag allowance as ‘generous’, it is smaller than all the other airlines targeted by the action.
Nearly half of Trump’s crypto sweepstakes winners lost money
Meme coin buyers may have gotten dinner with president, but they lost millions, Guardian analysis reveals
The Irish Times view on delays for driving tests: another stop-gap solution
The goal is to get average waiting times to 10 weeks by September, but it will not be easily achieved
Two more Cork post offices to close – and one to open
The company said it was 'impossible' to keep both services running
Metallica announce two dates at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium
Metallica has announced two dates at Dublin's Aviva Stadium next summer.
EasyJet confident amid strong travel demand
British airline EasyJet said it was seeing strong demand for flights and holidays, and current summer bookings gave it confidence in meeting consensus forecasts for annual profit.
Driving tests: New centres, expanded hours and more training for new testers hoped to ease waiting times
Learner drivers currently face an estimated wait of about 27 weeks on average
Irish Nationwide manager left ‘shocked’ over borrower’s ‘get out of jail card’, court hears
The case against the former Irish Nationwide Bank Society chief executive and managing director Michael Fingleton continues