Dortmund held by Fluminense on Bellingham debut
Jobe Bellingham made his Borussia Dortmund debut as a substitute but could not inspire his new club as their opening match of the Club World Cup against Fluminense finished goalless.
Altcoins Resume Decline as Haven Appeal of Digital Assets Fades
Ether and Solana led declines in cryptocurrencies as concern about escalating conflict in the Middle East has investors moving away from risker assets.
Temperatures could climb to 26C this week as Ireland basks in June sunshine
Break out the beach towels – the recent return to summer weather looks set to peak later this week with the mercury forecast to climb as high as 26C.
Climate Council calls for €10,000 EV grants as transport emissions cuts ‘unlikely to be achieved’
Urgent Government intervention needed to back sustained reductions, says climate advisory body
EU member calls for review of ban on Russian gas
Austria has reportedly backed a proposal previously put forward by Hungary and Slovakia The EU should keep the option of resuming Russian gas imports on the table once a peace…
Spanish bank BBVA tells wealthy clients to invest in bitcoin
Spanish lender BBVA is advising wealthy clients to invest up to 7% of their portfolio into cryptocurrencies, an executive said on Tuesday, in the latest sign some banks are warming…
Irish winner of €250 million Euromillions jackpot
The €250 million Euromillions jackpot has been won tonight by an Irish ticket holder.
Kick-out mark 50m penalty scrapped in favour of free
Central Council has voted overwhelmingly to reduce the penalty for a player impeding a kick-out mark from a 50-metre advancement to a free from where the offence has taken place.
US lawsuit against Junk Kouture is settled
A $500,000 (€434,000) case taken by a US marketing executive against Irish eco-fashion firm Junk Kouture has been settled.
Marathon Delayed as Bungie Promises to Reveal New Release Date This Fall
Sony and Bungie’s Marathon reboot has been delayed to a new, unspecified release date.
‘Tariff engineering’ is making a comeback as businesses employ creative ways to skirt higher duties
Global manufacturers are rethinking their products design, looking to tap into a lesser-known legal technique known as "tariff engineering" to lower duty costs.