3 h. ago Lucky Dubliner scoops €500,000 in Lotto Daily Million Plus in second win of the week

Lucky Dubliner scoops €500,000 in Lotto Daily Million Plus in second win of the week  Irish Independent

Economics

6 h. ago Euromillions: Over 104,000 prize winners in Ireland as Austrian ticket bags record €250m jackpot

Two Irish tickets won over €1,000 in the draw yesterday evening.

Economics

6 h. ago Myanmar earthquake death toll hits 1,000 as international aid starts to arrive

Quake damaged roads, bridges and buildings in Myanmar crippling critical infrastructure amid grinding civil war

Events

7 h. ago Death toll from Myanmar earthquake rises to over 1,000 people as international aid arrives

Trump, as well as UN and EU officials, have all pledged to offer assistance as the death toll continues to rise in Myanmar.

Events

8 h. ago UK state pension purchase may expose people to fines over tax returns after they left UK

British tax authorities impose ‘late filer’ fines on self-employed people who left UK after 2013 without formally letting HMRC know

Economics

11 h. ago EirGrid wins appeal over €659,000 development contribution fee attached to planning approval

EirGrid wins appeal over €659,000 development contribution fee attached to planning approval  MSN

Politics

17 h. ago Security firm guarding Dublin shops hit with €60,000 bill for ‘persistent practice’ of not paying workers

Security firm guarding Dublin shops hit with €60,000 bill for ‘persistent practice’ of not paying workers  Irish Independent

Economics

20 h. ago ‘Wealthy’ US businessman accused of Shelbourne Hotel sex assault

A “wealthy” US businessman has appeared in court accused of sexually assaulting a man in Dublin’s Shelbourne Hotel

Economics

20 h. ago Security firm hit with €60,000 sanction for ‘persistent practice’ of not paying workers

Company had contracts with major retail brands, including Supervalu, Centra and Spar

Economics

20 h. ago Hotel group executive ousted under ‘cloak’ of redundancy wins €125,000

Case is the first six-figure sum awarded by the Workplace Relations Commission in a rights dispute so far this year

Politics

21 h. ago Northern Ireland international makes Canadian transfer after previous spells at Reading and Bristol City

Northern Ireland international makes Canadian transfer after previous spells at Reading and Bristol City  Belfast News Letter

Politics

22 h. ago Woman settles action over alleged fall after brain surgery for €2m

Jacinta Flood’s settlement with Beaumont Hospital was made without an admission of liability

Politics

22 h. ago Woman who allegedly fell in hospital toilet cubicle after brain surgery settles action for €2m

Jacinta Flood’s settlement with Beaumont Hospital was made without an admission of liability

Politics

25 h. ago Woman settles for €2m over alleged fall in toilet cubicle after brain surgery at hospital

Woman settles for €2m over alleged fall in toilet cubicle after brain surgery at hospital  Irish Examiner

Politics

27 h. ago Ryanair welcomes decision by Malta court to convict disruptive passenger

The passenger pleaded guilty in court and received a €2,000 fine for smoking onboard and refusing to follow crew instructions.

Events

29 h. ago Dublin weather: Hail & thunderstorms to hit today before 'dry & settled' switch

Dublin weather: Hail & thunderstorms to hit today before 'dry & settled' switch  The Irish Sun

Events

32 h. ago Almost 4,000 pedestrians a day ignore €10m new river crossing at Salmon Weir

Almost 4,000 pedestrians per day are still using the old Salmon Weir Bridge due to issues accessing the adjacent €10 million cycle and footbridge. Galway City Council has revealed plans to construct a new pedestrian crossing at the Cathedral side of the bridge later this year in an attempt to improve safe access to the […] The post Almost 4,000 pedestrians a day ignore €10m new river crossing at Salmon Weir appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

32 h. ago A century after the Monto, street prostitution has been replaced by sordid networks run by pimps

Ireland was never pure, but our 21st century ‘new order’ - with women human trafficked into the sex trade and much focus on toxic masculinity - is alarming

Politics

32 h. ago Water system ‘in a desperate state’, says Uisce Éireann chair

New approach needed if goal of 50,000 homes a year to be achievable, according to Jerry Grant

Politics

32 h. ago Cliffs of Moher trail unlikely to fully reopen for three years

Trail that attracts some 400,000 visitors annually closed last August over safety concerns

Politics