88 m. ago Justine McCarthy: RTÉ’s problems are rolling on and we still haven’t heard from Dee Forbes

Tumbleweed on a John Wayne scale is set to fall over Montrose

Politics

88 m. ago Fota’s Fergal Harte: ‘We’re having debates about food menus because of the cost of beef’

Spinoff effects from Donald Trump’s tariffs, rising payroll costs and the price of beef are the main concerns for Fergal Harte, who runs two large hotels in Cork

Politics

13 h. ago Glenveagh set to lodge plans to build 1,350 homes in north Dublin

Irish homebuilder is planning a major residential scheme at Belcamp Hall off the Malahide Road in north Dublin

Politics

17 h. ago Clothes, education and chocolate all among those rising in price as inflation spikes

The highest annual rate of inflation since almost two years ago has been recorded by the Central Statistics Office.

Economics

18 h. ago Cars set alight outside Dublin homes in suspected criminal damage

Cars set alight outside Dublin homes in suspected criminal damage  Dublin Live

Events

19 h. ago 'Waste of taxpayer's money' as €1.7 million Dublin city bus and coach park set to close

'Waste of taxpayer's money' as €1.7 million Dublin city bus and coach park set to close  Dublin Live

Economics

20 h. ago Irish white Christmas update as miserable weather set to envelope country

Irish white Christmas update as miserable weather set to envelope country  Irish Star

Events

22 h. ago Doherty slams Government plans which will see blister packs for pensioners soar in price

Donegal Deputy Pearse Doherty has slammed the decision to end State funding of medical blister packs supplied by pharmacies. The… The post Doherty slams Government plans which will see blister packs for pensioners soar in price appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

34 h. ago Kneecap collaborate with Galway distillery to release own Poitín naggins

There are only 1,200 units of the poitín being sold, with a price of €32 per naggin.

Politics

36 h. ago Veggie 'burgers' are still on the menu after EU politicians failed to agree on use of the term

EU countries are set to clash over whether terms like “burger” and “sausage” should be reserved for real meat, or stay open to plant-based food.

Politics

41 h. ago Tax breaks tackling dereliction to be introduced in Letterkenny

A tax incentive scheme aimed at tackling dereliction is set to be expanded to Letterkenny from June of next year.… The post Tax breaks tackling dereliction to be introduced in Letterkenny appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

45 h. ago Letterkenny fashion boutique announces closure to focus on online sales

Mill and Moll in Letterkenny is set to close its physical store in Letterkenny after almost two years in business.… The post Letterkenny fashion boutique announces closure to focus on online sales appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

46 h. ago EU to decide whether veggie ‘burgers’ face a possible rebrand

EU countries are set to clash over whether terms like “burger” and “sausage” should be reserved for real meat, or stay open to plant-based food.

Politics

49 h. ago Age classifications on websites and apps could be introduced under online safety reform plans

Online safety taskforce was set up in recognition of social media’s harm to children’s physical and mental health

Politics

58 h. ago Storm Bram: 25,000 without power; most weather warnings expired as storm set to ease overnight

Met Éireann warns of severe gusts and dangerous conditions across Ireland. Check for the latest on closures and cancellations.

Events

61 h. ago Majority of €9m set aside for mobile phone 'storage solutions' has been drawn down by schools

For now, a “robust” age verification system will be introduced to protect children on the internet.

Politics

63 h. ago Workers set to strike at Meta contractor Covalen in dispute over pay and union recognition

About 60 staff will take part in action on Wednesday

Economics

65 h. ago OPW set to spend €10m on banquets and State dinners during Ireland's EU presidency in 2026

The tender states that an extensive programme of between 130 to 160 meetings will take place from July to December 2026 as part of Ireland’s EU presidency.

Economics

66 h. ago Springbok and British and Irish Lions stars set for 'further assessment' as Leinster boosted by return of Ireland ace

Springbok and British and Irish Lions stars set for 'further assessment' as Leinster boosted by return of Ireland ace  Planet Rugby

Politics

68 h. ago ICCL publishes Ireland’s first ever “Know Your Rights” guide for trans and non

ICCL publishes Ireland’s first ever “Know Your Rights” guide for trans and non-binary people  Irish Council for Civil Liberties

Politics