Pre-tax losses triple at Irish arm of Coveney-led SSP
Pre-tax losses at the Irish arm of multinational food and beverage firm, SSP (Select Service Partner) led by group CEO Patrick Coveney last year more than tripled to €7.4m.
China ‘firmly opposes’ US tariffs on India
Xu Feihong has said Beijing backs New Delhi, while labeling the US a “bully” China firmly opposes US tariffs on India, Beijing’s ambassador in New Delhi said on Thursday. Speaking…
Transfers: McAteer swaps Leicester for Ipswich Town
Ipswich Town have signed Leicester City winger and Republic of Ireland international Kasey McAteer for a fee that could rise to £14million (€16.1m).
Green light for Tipperary loop walk extension despite local objections
A much-loved Tipperary loop walk is set to get an extension after planning permission was granted to construct a new walkway on lands owned by Bord na Móna...
South Korea: Littering leads to arrest of cryptocurrency scam fugitive
The man behaved suspiciously after being apprehended for throwing a cigarette butt, police say.
I Roamed the Streets of Paris With the New Pixel 10 Pro XL and It Was Magnifique
Google's new flagship Android phones are not a radical departure from last year's models, but that's fine. There's plenty to take on the upcoming iPhone 17.
‘I flushed my Leaving Cert results down the toilet’ – entrepreneur Karl Fitzpatrick on his unconventional path to success
Karl Fitzpatrick was a finalist in this year’s EY Entrepreneur Of The Year competition for his role in achieving monumental success with his online learnin...
Uisce Éireann Urges Midlands Consumers To Sign Up For Free Water Alerts
The aim is to improve water quality.
German neo-Nazi changes gender to serve sentence in women’s prison
Convicted far-right extremist Sven Liebich reportedly took advantage of a recent law prior to being incarcerated A German neo-Nazi will serve his sentence in a women’s prison after taking advantage…
Staff Cuts and Turmoil Hit the CFTC While the Crypto It Oversees Booms
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is poised to take on vast new responsibilities. Staff describe chaos, cutbacks and an atmosphere of resentment and paranoia.
Conor McKeon: Where the GAA draws the line and at what cost to the association is not clear
Where is the line? The precipice? The border between acceptable and unacceptable sponsorship? The moral boiling point where money is too hot, too tainted, ...