Longford woman used fraudulent voucher to buy goods at local shop
The defendant used a fraudulent coupon that enabled her to pay 0.04c instead of €15 for selected items.
Man who underwent eye surgery for Garda medical left devastated after rejection
Jack Clifford said the entire process has left him incredibly frustrated and said he’s now stuck paying back a loan of thousands of euro for an operation he didn’t really…
Stocks tumble as Israel’s strikes on Iran fuel rush to safe havens
Irish index falls 1.6% as food, banking and travel hit
Tattle Life gossip website operator named after couple awarded £300,000 libel damages over posts
The judge said the site had been set up to deliberately inflict hurt and harm on others by allowing the anonymous trashing of people’s reputations
June 13 Euromillions results with Thunderball as £208m up for grabs
One lucky winner could bag the largest-ever sum tonight.
Oil prices: How the Israel-Iran conflict could affect energy costs
Conflict in the Middle East often leads to higher wholesale energy prices, which can feed through to inflation.
Shopping centre throws birthday party as it celebrates 40 years in heart of Cork
Live music and in-store treats at newly rebranded 'The Fifth Quarter'
Optimism among small Irish firms falling amid uncertainty
A new survey from professional services firm Azets Ireland shows that Irish mid-market, owner-managed and family-owned businesses rate their economic prospects at 5.5 out of 10, down from 6.5 last…
Google Cloud outage hits platforms including Spotify and Discord
Google Cloud said on its status page that multiple products were experiencing varying levels of service impact.
Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary earned €3.83m in last year
Ryanair's annual report reveals that Michael O’Leary received a remuneration package worth €3.83m in the year to the end of March, including a bonus of €60...
Liquidators appointed to marketing company Frank&Bear amid alleged misappropriation of funds
Judge direct provisional liquidators appointed with power to take control of all property to which company appeared entitled
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 ...