Two new Tipperary café owners share stress and joy as customers flock in
Two new cafés have opened up in Cashel, bringing a new offering of hot drinks, meals and treats to locals and tourists alike, while adding to the vitality ...
Government fined €550,000 by privacy regulator and warned over facial scans for Public Services Card
The Department of Social Protection has been fined €550,000 by the Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) for illegally requiring people to submit facial scans...
UK economy shrunk in April as tax rises kicked in
The figures are for April which is also when a hike in employer National Insurance contributions kicked in.
Housing minister invites construction firms to express interest in building apartments
Building companies and development firms have been invited by James Browne to apply for a public funding package.
Factories urged to ‘take longer term view on beef prices’
Factories have been urged by the IFA to take a "longer term view on beef prices" with supplies of finished cattle tight.
World’s biggest aircraft owner set for $1bn payout in stranded Russian planes case
UK court orders insurers to cover losses from aircraft stuck in Russia following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine
UK court rules in favour of Irish aircraft lessors in case over jets ‘lost’ in Russia
Dublin-based AerCap is the world's largest aircraft lessor
‘Fionn’s life is in their hands’ – parents’ plea for access to new treatment for their son ‘as soon as possible’
Fionn Brogan is determined, curious, fun-loving, fiercely independent and deeply kind.
Regulator takes proceedings against Sky Ireland
The communications regulator ComReg has taken proceedings against Sky Ireland, accusing it of breaching regulations relating to the renewal of customer sub...
Dead insects, faecal matter and a car workshop among reasons for food closure orders in May
Ten food businesses were served closure orders by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland in May.
County Roscommon business issued with closure order for breaches of food safety legislation – News
Nationally ten closure orders and five prohibition orders were served on food businesses
Five premises closed by Food Safety Authority of Ireland
An unregistered business operating in a shed building, where the other half of the shed was a car workshop, was among the reasons for the Food Safety Authority of Ireland's…