Pass the smelling salts… 30th anniversary of Cork’s first sex shop
In 1995, the first sex shop opened in Cork city - amid huge protests. As the 30th anniversary looms, JOHN DOLAN recalls a time when Ireland was ...
Sheep farmers hoping bumper prices will continue in 2025
James Hanly spoke to sheep farmers at Cahir Mart, Co Tipperary about their outlook for the sector going into 2025.
Dunnes fans set to love cosy jumper with ‘touch of shimmer’ for New Year’s Day
DUNNES Stores fans are set to love a cosy new jumper with a “touch of shimmer” that’s perfect for New Year’s Day. The Foil Jumper is available in stores and…
Ex-Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries may have dementia and be unable to face sex charges, defence argues
Mike Jeffries has pleaded not guilty to federal sex trafficking and interstate prostitution charges after 15 men alleged in an indictment unveiled in October they were induced by "force, fraud…
Irish woman’s Christmas saved after dog eats passport – thanks to hero stranger
Cork woman Chloe McMahon’s plans to return home for Christmas were nearly ruined when her passport was destroyed by a dog while she was visiting a friend in Miami. However,…
Aldi brings New Year’s resolutions to stores as it’s set to be a sell out
ALDI IRELAND is set to bring New Year’s resolutions to their stores nationwide and it’s expected to be a massive hit with their shoppers. The bargain supermarket is well-known for…
B&Q to buy Homebase store in Waterford – News – Waterford News & Star
B&Q to buy Homebase store in Waterford - News - Waterford News & Star
‘Take down your Christmas lights’, residents told
Ronald Neil says people are ‘very angry’ at the ‘bonkers’ edict and refuses to remove his ‘harmless’ lights
American Airlines lifts ground stop of all US flights after technical issue
Ground stop, ahead of the busy Christmas travel, had threatened the holiday plans of thousands
B&Q buys Homebase stores in Letterkenny, Navan and Waterford
The three stores will add to B&Q's existing network of eight stores in the Republic.
Future secured for Letterkenny Homebase store
The future of the Homebase store in Letterkenny has been secured. It's after it was confirmed B&Q Ireland Limited has reached an agreement to acquire
B&Q to buy three Homebase stores in Ireland
B&Q Ireland has reached an agreement to buy three Homebase stores in Ireland for £3.2m.