New ‘go greener’ plates available for EVs next month
Motorists who want to display their commitment to cleaner driving will soon be able to opt for a new registration plate that shows off their green credenti...
Ireland needs 80,000 new workers to reach housing and infrastructure targets, ESRI says
Infrastructure shortcomings are creating a bottleneck in the delivery of new residential buildings.
Workers seeking new jobs for better commuting options
More than a third of all commuters in Ireland are looking for a new job in order to have better commuting options according to a new survey.
An Post chief executive ‘very apologetic’ about alleged theft of missing mail last year
The mystery of the missing mail had confounded Crumlin residents who had received no post for up to eight weeks.
Bezos arrives in Venice as protests grow over star-studded wedding
The Amazon billionaire and his fiancee are tying the knot in a lavish wedding that has drawn angry protests from Venetian residents and organisations.
Penneys parent Primark to cut about 100 jobs from Dublin HQ, outsource to India
It is expected that 7 per cent of the 1,500 roles in its Dublin headquarters will be cut
Weapons, drugs, alcohol and cigarettes seized by Revenue in search operations
Detector dogs Enzo and Ciara were on hand to make the discovery in Dublin and the Midlands
Regulator set to decide on Dublin Airport rules for passengers carrying liquids
Safety regulators expected to reverse temporary ruling
Plan to expand DART to Kildare and Meath gets go-ahead after legal challenges dropped
Two Dublin city businesses had objected to the project, but their cases were withdrawn yesterday.
Former tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald joins consultancy firm Teneo as adviser
Former Fine Gael TD and MEP joins Teneo Ireland board, chaired by businessman Gary McGann
Seven day health service means ‘huge improvements for patients’
The health service has reached an agreement with unions that will see more staff rostered to work in emergency departments on the weekend.
How did Ireland become Europe’s second most expensive country?
We're near the top of this league table due to economic growth, rising demand, government policies and unique socio-geographic characteristics