Civil servants to keep existing remote working arrangements pending talks process with unions
Taoiseach says there is a ‘balance to be struck’ on office attendance in Civil Service
HSE issues urgent recall on four vape products with ‘dangerous’ nicotine levels
Consumers have been warned to stop using affected products
GE HealthCare announces €132 million investment to Cork site
GE HealthCare has announced a €132 million investment to expand its media fill and finish manufacturing site in Carrigtwohill, Co Cork
REVEALED: National Lottery confirms store which sold mega €4.6m Lotto ticket
This is the first Lotto Jackpot win of 2025 and the second top tier prize to be won in the county this week!
Higher growth in Irish economic activity expected with key risk being Trump’s threats of tariffs
Bank of Ireland revises upwards its 2025 GDP projections to growth of 4.3 per cent
Ticketmaster rejects invite to cttee on dynamic pricing
Ticketmaster has rejected an invitation to appear at a UK parliamentary committee about dynamic pricing and consumer protection while it is being investigated over Oasis ticket sales.
ECB cuts interest rates again as focus shifts to Europe’s ailing economy
Central bank’s policymakers lower deposit rate to 2.75 per cent from 3 per cent, giving tracker mortgage holders here an instant boost
Lotto bosses confirm location of €4.6m jackpot win as appeal issued to players
The €4.6m jackpot winner has yet to make contact with The National Lottery, as players are urged to check their tickets to see if they have won the life-changing prize
Louth player becomes first Lotto Jackpot winner of 2025, securing €4,642,646
A National Lottery player in Louth has woken up this morning as Ireland’s newest multi-millionaire after winning the €4,642,646 jackpot prize in last night...
Tesco ordered to pay €40,000 to former assistant at Dublin store over discrimination
The Workplace Relations Commission ruled that the supermarket group has breached the Employment Equality Act 1998 on grounds of disability
Ireland’s housing output could be as low as 32,000 units, according to new report
Despite a surge in construction starts of new homes last year, Mitchell McDermott said planning permission was granted for just 35,000 homes last year — one of the lowest figures…
Massive student accommodation complex planned for Limerick city’s outskirts
Project could bring up to 1,400 beds towering up to eight-storeys near university