Social and affordable home building targets missed
Not only has the Government missed its 2024 social and affordable housing projections, it has actually gone backwards for the first time in terms of its delivery targets
Wicklow man who couldn’t remember where he parked car on stag finds it a MONTH later
A man who couldn’t remember where he parked his car while on a stag do in Co Cork has finally been reunited with his vehicle - almost a month later.
Fears over 5,000 Irish jobs as Intel to cut 20% of workforce
There are concerns over the impact reported job cuts at Intel could have on its Irish operations, which employ 5,000 people
Weekly Cattle Prices 23rd April
Prices reported as quoted or paid to IFA Members. Steer base €7.50/7.70/kg. Heifer base €7.60/7.80/kg. Young Bulls R/U €7.40/7.70/kg. Higher prices for larger and specialised lots. Cows €6.60/€7.50/kg. In-spec bonus…
Report: Intel to lay off more than 21,000 employees
Chipmaker Intel plans to cut roughly 20pc of its staff, or more than 21,000 employees this week, reports Bloomberg.
factories attempt to lower beef prices unjustified
The IFA say farmers need to stand strong as the market's in their favour.
Musk to dedicate more time to Tesla after company sees big drop in profit
Tesla’s stock has fallen more than 40% this year but rose slightly in after-hours trading.
Joanna Donnelly ‘running way’ at Dublin Airport hours after RTE bombshell
The popular RTÉ weather presenter announced last night that she would be leaving her role after nearly 10 years at the helm of the Met Éireann forecast
Loan portfolio of Irish Bank Resolution Corporation falls to just over €3bn, says finance minister
At inception, the IBRC loan portfolio had a par value of €21bn
Inside Joanna Donnelly’s fab home as Met Éireann host announces retirement
Joanna said made her house a home through DIY, YouTube tutorials and a lot of patience
Could it be you? Seaside Sensation as coastal Irish player wins jackpot of over €4 million
A County Waterford player took home the huge Lotto jackpot today just after the Easter Bank Holiday
Tidy Towns no longer to pay insurance costs under deal
Tidy Towns groups across the country will no longer have to pay for insurance, as part of a new agreement between local authorities and Irish Public Bodies Insurance.