4 h. ago 'We could hear gunshots and ambulances all day': Irish woman in Nepal during unrest

On Tuesday, protesters stormed and torched the parliament, the Supreme Court, and multiple government offices, including Singha Durbar – the central administrative complex.

Politics

6 h. ago Minister yet to approve Galway City Council €60m Crown Square loan

GALWAY City Council has confirmed that it has not yet drawn down the €60 million loan approved earlier this year to fund major capital projects. At this week’s meeting, Cllr Níall McNeilis (Lab) asked for an update on the loan, which is intended to cover a range of investments including the fit out of the […] The post Minister yet to approve Galway City Council €60m Crown Square loan appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

26 h. ago Dublin business cannot wait any longer for ‘urgent’ action on City centre

Dublin business cannot wait any longer for ‘urgent’ action on City centre  Dublin Gazette Newspapers

Politics

30 h. ago Labour Court deputy chair at centre of reappointment controversy applies for his own job

Department of Public Expenditure has refused to sanction Alan Haugh’s reappointment

Society

30 h. ago Housing bodies competing with LDA in developing homes makes little sense

The vast majority of approved housing bodies are micro- or small-sized organisations with fewer than 100 homes on their books

Events

30 h. ago Labour Court deputy chair applies for his own job after department refuses his reappointment

Department of Public Expenditure has refused to sanction Alan Haugh’s reappointment

Society

39 h. ago Pharmacy sector to receive additional €75m under new agreement with State

Pharmacists will be able to prescribe medication for a number of common conditions under agreement

Politics

39 h. ago No Barriers: The social enterprise that’s changing lives in Donegal

When you walk into the No Barriers gym in Letterkenny, it might look like any other fitness centre – people… The post No Barriers: The social enterprise that’s changing lives in Donegal appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

42 h. ago Ireland planning to continue hosting college football games through 2037, pending approval

Ireland planning to continue hosting college football games through 2037, pending approval  CBS Sports

Sport

44 h. ago Charlie Kirk shooting: suspect Tyler Robinson (22) arrested hundreds of miles from crime scene

‘High degree of certainty’ gunman has been arrested, Trump says, after two-day manhunt

Events

46 h. ago Charlie Kirk shooting: suspect arrested, named as Tyler Robinson (22)

‘High degree of certainty’ gunman has been arrested, Trump says, after two-day manhunt

Events

46 h. ago Dublin couple at centre of Conor McGregor perjury claims released without charge

Dublin couple at centre of Conor McGregor perjury claims released without charge  Dublin Live

Politics

46 h. ago Urgent search appeal launched for Dublin man as concern grows for wellbeing

Urgent search appeal launched for Dublin man as concern grows for wellbeing  Irish Mirror

Politics

46 h. ago Ireland Women To Take Centre Stage At Aviva Stadium Next May

Ireland Women To Take Centre Stage At Aviva Stadium Next May  Irish Rugby

Politics

46 h. ago Ireland Women To Take Centre Stage At Aviva Stadium In Guinness Women’s Six Nations Showdown With Scotland

Ireland Women To Take Centre Stage At Aviva Stadium In Guinness Women’s Six Nations Showdown With Scotland  Irish Rugby

Politics

46 h. ago Inquest into fatal shooting of George Nkencho by gardaí to take place next January

Earlier this year Nkencho’s family lost an appeal over the decision of the DPP that no garda should face prosecution over his death.

Events

47 h. ago Green light for new School of Medicine at University of Galway

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Planning permission has been approved for a new School of Medicine at University of Galway. The current school was built in the 1980’s and is struggling to meet both needs and student demand. In a letter supporting the planning application, Dean of the College of Medicine, Professor […] The post Green light for new School of Medicine at University of Galway appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Culture

49 h. ago Former garda sergeant warns students not to get 'sucked into' money muling

Dean Kerins issued the stark appeal as college students in particular could get swayed by the promise of easy cash as they struggle to meet ends with the rising costs of living.

Events

53 h. ago Charlie Kirk shooting: new video of suspect released by FBI amid urgent appeal for help from the public

Utah’s governor pledges to find killer and pursue death penalty

Events

53 h. ago Charlie Kirk shooting: video of suspect fleeing scene released by FBI as manhunt continues

Utah’s governor pledges to find killer and pursue death penalty

Events