Simon Coveney joins EY’s Geopolitical Strategy Unit
Simon Coveney has joined EY Ireland's Geopolitical Strategy team as a consultant.
DOJ wants 40 years for man accused of firebombing Telsa showroom
Jamison Wagner accused of spray painting graffiti reading ‘Die Elon’ and ‘Tesla Nazi Inc’
Kraken rolls out ETF and stock access for US crypto traders
Kraken crypto exchange is launching trading for 11,000 US stock and traditional ETFs.
McIlroy triumph a ‘marvellous national occasion’, Taoiseach says
Micheál Martin paid tribute to Rory McIlroy, hailing the golfer’s victory as a ‘marvellous national occasion’.
Switch 2 Around the World: High Game Price Is a Universal Pain
IGN editors from across the world discuss the global reaction to Switch 2, from hardware improvements to high game prices.
Ireland’s best takeaways as nominees announced for Deliveroo Restaurant Awards
Customers who cast their vote for Ireland’s most loved restaurants in their local area will be automatically entered into a draw to win €150 in Deliveroo credit
Hybrid work critically important to employees, says Ibec research
An Ibec survey has revealed that hybrid working among other benefits is becoming increasingly important to workers in 2025.
Mantra (OM) Crypto Crashes, Best Wallet Presale Rising
Mantra (OM) crypto crashed 90%, sparking fears of a rug pull. Attention shifts to some of the hottest presales like Best Wallet
National media make Liverpool title race point as ‘Anfield would have exploded’
Liverpool is on the cusp of being crowned Premier League champion after Virgil van Dijk's late winner secured a 2-1 win over West Ham United at Anfield on Sunday
iPhone Fold display leak claims it has an under-screen selfie camera
After leaks talked about the display sizes of the rumored iPhone Fold, a leaker now revealed their resolution. Here’s what we know.
Man arrested by gardai investigating discovery of body in Donegal
The man, aged in his 60s, was arrested on Monday morning.
Dead spider in loaf of bread among rising number of complaints made to Food Safety Authority
The number of complaints made by consumers to the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) rose to nearly 5,000 last year.