EU warns Shein of fines in consumer protection probe
The European Union has today urged fast-fashion retailer Shein to respect EU consumer protection laws and warned it could face fines if it failed to address the EU's concerns.
Polish farmers call for Russian cucumber ban
Imports of the vegetable into Poland have soared in 2025, making the country the EU’s top buyer Polish cucumber producers have called for a ban on Russian imports after data…
DHL’s Irish arm reports 13pc rise in profits to €9.48m
Pre-tax profits at the Irish arm of delivery giant DHL last year increased by 13pc to €9.48m.
Man arrested after car hits pedestrians during Liverpool FC victory parade
Police called to Water Street in Liverpool city centre around 6pm after report of a collision with pedestrians
Asian shares mostly lower, trading in a narrow range with US markets closed for Memorial Day
Shares are mostly lower in Asia, trading in a narrow range after U.S. markets were closed Monday for the Memorial Day holiday.
Do you think 100% mortgages should be reintroduced?
In Ireland, 100% and 95% mortgages are not available under Central Bank lending rules introduced in 2015.
Leinster’s Tadhg Furlong ruled out of Scarlets game but expected to be fit for Lions tour
He will be marked absent for Leinster’s United Rugby Championship quarter-final clash against Scarlets at the Aviva Stadium this Saturday (kick-off 3pm), b...
Utah crypto exec convicted on all fraud charges
The Provo CEO of cryptocurrency company SafeMoon could spend up to 45 years in prison.
Investigation into missing Fiona Pender upgraded to murder probe
Fiona Pender went missing from Co Offaly in August 1996, when she was seven months pregnant.
Donbass offensive, border warfare and ballistic missile strikes: Last week in Russia-Ukraine conflict (VIDEOS)
The Russian military has liberated multiple settlements on the front line while continuing active strikes on the Ukrainian rear The past week in the Russia-Ukraine conflict has seen intensive fighting…