Martin condemns booing of English national anthem
Tánaiste Micheal Martin has criticised the booing of the English national anthem ahead of Saturday's soccer encounter with the Republic of Ireland in Dublin.
Former Iceland shop steward awarded €8,300 by WRC
A former Iceland shop steward has been awarded €8,300 after the then-owner of its Irish stores, Naeem Maniar, threatened to sue her personally on the eve of a strike.
Dublin store worker penalised for union activity is awarded six months’ pay
Former Iceland shop steward is awarded €8,300 after then-owner of Irish stores threatened to sue her over industrial action
Republic of Ireland: John O’Shea says it is ‘clear’ that Heimir Hallgrimsson is in charge of team
Republic of Ireland assistant John O'Shea stresses there is no confusion over the team's coaching structure.
Crypto products post $726M outflows amid rate cut uncertainty
Crypto investment products have matched the “largest recorded outflow set” since March 2024, with weekly outflows totaling $726 million, CoinShares reported.
Ether poised for price breakout after summer slump in crypto markets
Ether's price bottom could be near as ETH whale interest is starting to re-emerge after the summer illiquidity.
Pope Goes to East Timor, Where Scandal Shadows His Church’s Heroic Past
The Roman Catholic Church played an important part in East Timor’s independence struggle. But one of its heroes from that time has been accused of sexual abuse.
Super Mario Party Jamboree makes a great first impression
Nintendo’s new Mario Party for Switch is robust, with 110 minigames, 7 boards, 20-player online battles, and more.
Key figure in Kiev’s military drone program killed in freak car crash
Yaroslav Oleynik was responsible for boosting Ukraine’s UAV manufacturing for attacks against Russia An adviser to Ukraine’s former Strategic Industries Minister Aleksandr Kamyshin was killed in a car crash during…
Two Women Go on Camera to Accuse Andrew Tate of Rape and Abuse
The controversial social media influencer under house arrest on human trafficking charges in Romania is facing allegations from two British women.
Bitcoin Technical Analysis: Path to $58K Blocked by Heavy Resistance at $56,000 – Markets and Prices Bitcoin News
On September 9, 2024, bitcoin is trading for $55,321, rebounding from recent lows but facing strong resistance around the $56,000 mark.
Explainer: What tomorrow’s court decision will mean for Apple and Ireland’s €13bn tax case
In November, the Advocate General of the European Court of Justice came out in favour of the EU Commission's tax order to Apple, representing a major blow for Ireland