2 h. ago Microsoft and Meta both beat Wall St expectations on earnings

Anlayst focus is on company’s performance in artificial intelligence and how they care coping with tariff-related volatility

Politics

5 h. ago Facebook content moderators cannot sue for psychological injuries in Ireland, court rules

Moderators were employed by companies in Germany and Spain to which Facebook/Meta outsourced content moderation work

Events

6 h. ago Donald Trump’s tariffs pose a ‘major risk’ to Ireland’s economy, Makhlouf warns

Central Bank governor sounds alarm over potential impact on corporation tax revenues, if US policy discourages investment here

Events

7 h. ago India edges closer to military action against Pakistan following Kashmir attack

Prime minister Narendra Modi grants ‘complete freedom’ to the military in retaliating for terror strike

Events

8 h. ago Campaign for one hour free parking in Galway towns pushes ahead

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A campaign to introduce one hour free parking in towns across County Galway is pushing ahead. Councillor Declan Geraghty first made the call for Ballinasloe, and says businesses are suffering as a result of car parking charges. A recent meeting at County Hall heard that a statutory […] The post Campaign for one hour free parking in Galway towns pushes ahead appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

11 h. ago Government accused of mounting 'despicable attack on low paid workers' during Leaders' Questions

This month the government announced delays to a number of planned improvements for low-paid workers.

Politics

11 h. ago Trial of man accused of Parnell Square attacks adjourned pending psychologist’s report

Riad Bouchaker (51) faces charges in relation to attempted murder of three children and assault of care worker

Events

11 h. ago ‘Only thing going down the toilet is taxpayers’ money’, as facility removed following ‘repeated vandalism’

‘Only thing going down the toilet is taxpayers’ money’, as facility removed following ‘repeated vandalism’  The Irish Independent

Economics

13 h. ago Shock after “disgraceful” dumping incident at Inishowen beauty spot

An Inishowen Councillor has labelled a dumping incident at a popular beauty spot in the region as “disgraceful”. Councillor Terry… The post Shock after “disgraceful” dumping incident at Inishowen beauty spot appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

13 h. ago Beauty business to shut its doors due to ‘violence and repeated attacks outside premises’

Beauty business to shut its doors due to ‘violence and repeated attacks outside premises’  The Irish Independent

Events

13 h. ago Dalata Hotel Group announces opening of first hotel in Spain

The hotel will be situated in Valdebebas, an emerging and vibrant neighbourhood of Madrid, which is adjacent to the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, the 5th busiest airport in Europe.

Politics

14 h. ago ‘It will only bring more people’ – local businesses welcome Parliament Street going car

‘It will only bring more people’ – local businesses welcome Parliament Street going car-free  The Irish Independent

Politics

17 h. ago MGAA partners with Sicsic Advisory to offer services in Ireland

MGAA partners with Sicsic Advisory to offer services in Ireland  Insurance Business America

Politics

18 h. ago More than €31bn in fossil fuel investments ‘based in Ireland’

Trócaire and ActionAid Ireland claim carbon footprint of finance bigger than Ireland’s annual emissions

Economics

19 h. ago Greater numbers of jobs advertised at minimum wage after 2024 rate increase

Percentage of jobs offering minimum wage stayed in single figures but jumped to 15% when hourly pay rose from €11.30 to €12.70

Politics

23 h. ago Athletics Ireland and McCabes Pharmacy Join Forces on Fitness

Athletics Ireland and McCabes Pharmacy Join Forces on Fitness  Sport for Business

Politics

24 h. ago Connacht Cricket Union Formally Recognised by Cricket Ireland

Connacht Cricket Union Formally Recognised by Cricket Ireland  Sport for Business

Politics

27 h. ago Over 20,000 Irish homes and businesses left without electricity in Dublin after power outage from major fault

Over 20,000 Irish homes and businesses left without electricity in Dublin after power outage from major fault  The Irish Sun

Politics

28 h. ago Pfizer’s Irish staff worry about more job losses as drugmaker announces another €1.5bn in cuts

Pharma giant now looking for $7.7bn in annual savings by 2027 as it grapples with falling post-Covid sales and lack of new blockbusters

Events

29 h. ago Iraq detains IS suspect accused of helping to incite New Orleans ramming attack

Iraq had received requests from the US to help in the investigation of the attack in the early hours of New Year’s Day.

Events