Gerard Nash Becomes Cork City FC Manager
Cork City FC has announced the appointment of Gerard Nash as the club’s new Men’s First Team Manager. The 38-year-old joins City following a spell as Assistant Manager of GAIS…
Hiltzik: Crypto was already in bad odor before jumping into bed with Trump. Now it smells worse
Trump's cryptocurrency deals have even Republicans getting concerned about the potential — and possibly the reality — of conflicts of interest and unconstitutional transactions.
Former CHI chief kept €177k salary after taking up new role
CHI faces public scrutiny after settling with ex-CEO — Eilish Hardiman — to retain her €177k salary and losing €250k in claims.
India seeks ‘terrorist’ label for perpetrators of Kashmir attack
New Delhi has sent a delegation to New York to win support in condemning The Resistance Front New Delhi is attempting to get the United Nations (UN) to condemn The…
Weather and traffic preparations for Limerick v Cork clash
The council has issued this advice ahead of the sold-out encounter
Update: Steam Says There’s No Need to Change Your Password After Data Breach. But Set Up This Safety Feature Anyway
Even if there wasn't a breach of Steam's systems, 89 million phone numbers were leaked.
Four hospitalised as separate Galway crashes result in major traffic delays
Galway was at a standstill on Wednesday afternoon after two separate incidents resulted in heavy traffic both in the city and on the M6.
Trump’s Movie Tariffs a Dream Come True for U.S. Workers Hurt by Hollywood’s Offshoring
Trump's proposed 100% tariffs on films produced outside the United States has found favor with certain Hollywood workers who lost jobs due to foreign credits.
North Korea uses shady online market registered in US to launder stolen crypto
North Korean cybercriminals used a U.S.-registered Chinese-language online marketplace to launder stolen cryptocurrency, according to a blockchain analysis firm, highlighting Pyongyang’s increasing reliance on such platforms to evade sanctions. In…
Why the Russia-Ukraine peace talks are doomed before they begin
And why every ceasefire attempt in the conflict so far has collapsed Diplomatic tensions are rising once again. Just days ago, the focus was on Moscow’s 80th anniversary Victory Day…
More than €500k to be spent on each ‘star’ academic lured to Ireland from the US
The Government will spend more than €500,000 per researcher recruited as part of an €8m annual drive to poach “star” academics who want to leave the US due...