‘Check your tickets’: Lotto player in Cork could be €200k richer
The winner purchased their Quick Pick ticket on Thursday from the Texaco Service Station on the Model Farm Rd.
Dunnes Stores fans set to love ‘relaxed’ cardigan for spring – and it’s just €25
DUNNES Stores bosses have dropped a “classic” cardigan that’s set to turn heads. The Savida Sadie Argyle Cardigan has hit the shelves and is also available online. The red and…
Dunnes fans rushing to buy new €30 dress perfect for ‘trans-seasonal weather’
DUNNES Stores fans are set to love a new denim dress that’s perfect for “trans-seasonal weather”. The Belted Utility Denim Midi Dress is available in stores and online now. It…
Mick Bailey returns to board of property group Bovale having previously been disqualified as a company director
Developer’s return comes as company realises €44.6m from landbank sale and amid uncertainty over Nama funding
Hackers steal $1.5bn from crypto exchange Bybit in historic heist
Theft is thought to be biggest since industry’s inception
Greater debate needed on AI impact on workplace and energy needs, Government advisor group warns
AI Advisory Group seeks setting up of ‘observatory’ to inform debate on artificial intelligence issues
Enoch Burke to have contempt fines deducted from his €48,000-a-year teaching salary
Schoolteacher Enoch Burke is facing the prospect of being forced to pay fines for contempt of court from his Department of Education salary.
Why drying clothes indoors could put your health at risk
Drying wet clothing indoors in poorly ventilated spaces could increase the amount of mould growing in your home
Kingspan shares soar 15pc as it beats earnings estimates
Shares in Cavan-based insulation maker Kingspan soared as much as 15pc today as it delivered better-than-expected results for 2024.
Kildare supermarket honours voucher from 26 years ago
The shopper, living in Athy discovered the 26-year-old voucher valued at £5
RTÉ spending on TV licence fee ads spiked after payments scandal broke in 2023
The ads cost the broadcaster more than €300,000 that year.
Liquidator of Altada says directors chartered private jets and took first-class flights
The liquidator of Altada, a Cork-based AI tech company, has identified 10 grounds for concern in relation to the behaviour of three of its directors, and i...