19 h. ago US uncertainty offers Dublin and Ottawa potential to boost bilateral trade

Chance exists to increase trade in goods by €1.2bn annually and expand activity in services by almost €500m, notes report

Politics

31 h. ago Sinn Féin most popular party in Ireland as support for Government slumps, says new poll

New polling from the Sunday Independent and Ireland Thinks shows an increase in support for parties on the left after Catherine Connolly’s presidential win.

Politics

32 h. ago Falcarragh driver with no licence, insurance or tax given court appearance

A Falcarragh driver has had their van seized and a court appearance scheduled after a range of offences were discovered… The post Falcarragh driver with no licence, insurance or tax given court appearance appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

37 h. ago Opinion: Ireland must stand united against hate in all its forms

Violence, fear and division cannot define the Ireland we build together, writes Senator Laura Harmon.

Politics

57 h. ago 'This is a human crisis': New record of 16,614 people now in emergency accommodation

It’s an increase of 261 people compared to the previous month’s figures.

Events

59 h. ago Number of homeless people reaches new record of 16,614 including 5,238 children

It’s an increase of 261 people compared to the previous month’s figures.

Politics

59 h. ago Govt standing idly by while motorists fleeced with 9% insurance premiums increase – Doherty

Donegal Deputy Pearse Doherty has said that the government is standing by and allowing the insurance industry to fleece motorists… The post Govt standing idly by while motorists fleeced with 9% insurance premiums increase – Doherty appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

59 h. ago Motorists warned after oil spillage between Trentagh, Kilmacrennan and Ramelton

A warning has been issued over a major oil spillage between Trentagh and on R249 regional road between Kilmacrennan and… The post Motorists warned after oil spillage between Trentagh, Kilmacrennan and Ramelton appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

61 h. ago GP found guilty of professional misconduct over failure to have indemnity insurance

A fitness-to-practise inquiry of the Medical Council found three allegations of professional misconduct proven against Dr Eltayeb Elkhabir – a native of Sudan who has been registered to practise in Ireland since 2004.

Events

67 h. ago Cost of motor insurance rose by 9% last year, Central Bank study shows

The total gross written premium in 2024 for private motor insurance was €1.46bn.

Economics

68 h. ago EY sees revenues in Ireland increase by 9% to reach a record €843m

EY sees revenues in Ireland increase by 9% to reach a record €843m  The Irish Times

Politics

3 d. ago Over five thousand children set to spend Halloween in emergency accommodation

The latest emergency accommodation figures are due later and it’s been warned that the figures will likely increase this month.

Politics

3 d. ago Local TD pleads for investment in 3rd level courses through Irish

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A local TD is calling for more Government investment to increase the number of third level courses offered through Irish. Speaking in the Dáil, Galway West TD John Connolly said 8 percent of children can attend primary school through Irish. He pointed out less than 4 percent […] The post Local TD pleads for investment in 3rd level courses through Irish appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

3 d. ago Woman who faked her own death in 'deliberate scheme' to avoid trial is jailed for three years

Amy McAuley (35) had been due to stand trial in January 2023 on theft and attempted deception charges, after she used altered documents to take out a €10,000 loan from KBC Bank in 2018.

Events

3 d. ago Views sought on standard of proof in disciplinary tribunals in Northern Ireland

Views sought on standard of proof in disciplinary tribunals in Northern Ireland  Scottish Legal News

Politics

3 d. ago Motorist backs call for signage on Meath road after collision with deer

Jacob Kotze believes that if he had been driving at speed, the deer, which hit the bonnet of the car, would have been thrown through the windscreen and into him.

Transport

3 d. ago Ireland's richest 10% produce almost as much carbon as 50% of lowest earners

Oxfam Ireland is calling on the Government to increase taxes on the rich.

Politics

3 d. ago Ireland's richest produce more carbon than poorer groups, report says

Oxfam Ireland is calling on the Government to increase taxes on wealthier households.

Politics

3 d. ago Dawn Meats deal in New Zealand a head scratcher for local farmers

Irish company paid a large premium for a meat co-op that was heavily indebted and had run up large losses in recent years

Politics

3 d. ago AA Ireland and Abry Partners form alliance to drive growth and innovation

AA Ireland and Abry Partners form alliance to drive growth and innovation  Insurance Business America

Politics