48 m. ago Andritz to supply condensers for Statkraft projects in Ireland and Northern Ireland

Andritz to supply condensers for Statkraft projects in Ireland and Northern Ireland  MarketScreener

Politics

51 m. ago Resetting Northern Ireland’s health and social care and lessons in leadership

Resetting Northern Ireland’s health and social care and lessons in leadership  NHS Confederation

Politics

57 m. ago 'Ireland's gate to hell': a Co Roscommon cave and the Otherworld

'Ireland's gate to hell': a Co Roscommon cave and the Otherworld  RTE.ie

Politics

59 m. ago Ireland could feel Hurricane Melissa impact as 'extremely dangerous' winds set to batter Cuba

Ireland could feel Hurricane Melissa impact as 'extremely dangerous' winds set to batter Cuba  Irish Star

Politics

1 hour ago Disruptions to deliveries expected and 300 jobs at risk as Fastway enters receivership

Hundreds more subcontractor and franchisee roles could also be impacted.

Events

1 hour ago Landlord fined for not evicting tenants who caused neighbours ongoing ‘nightmare’

Drug dealing, threatening behaviour and missing cat at centre of concerns outlined to Residential Tenancies Board

Politics

1 hour ago 100% Redress Party calls for transparency from Engineers Ireland

The 100% Redress Party has welcomed a progress update from Engineers Ireland on the ethics complaint process. Party members met… The post 100% Redress Party calls for transparency from Engineers Ireland appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

1 hour ago Opinion: We need a lower speed limit now to make our towns safer for everyone

The government is dragging its feet on reducing the default speed limit in urban areas to 30 km/h, writes Councillor Feljin Jose.

Politics

2 h. ago DJ Carey to be sentenced for defrauding people over cancer treatment claims

Former Kilkenny hurler pleaded guilty in July to 10 of the 21 charges he was facing

Politics

2 h. ago Mixed day forecast today as Met Éireann puts yellow warnings in place for Thursday

Sunny spells, scattered heavy showers, a chance of hail and isolated thunderstorms for Wednesday

Events

2 h. ago Ben Tonra: Ireland is riding two horses that are now galloping in different directions

Ben Tonra: Ireland is riding two horses that are now galloping in different directions  The Irish Times

Politics

2 h. ago Ireland is riding two horses are galloping in different directions across the Atlantic

Ireland is riding two horses are galloping in different directions across the Atlantic  The Irish Times

Politics

2 h. ago Josh van der Flier recalls that winning feeling as Ireland squad return to Chicago

Josh van der Flier recalls that winning feeling as Ireland squad return to Chicago  The Irish Times

Politics

2 h. ago Gordon D’Arcy: Back where it all began, Ireland need the same spark that first saw them topple the All Blacks

Nine years on from the historic win in Chicago, Ireland return to Soldier Field to face New Zealand

Politics

2 h. ago ‘We just wanted a roof over our heads’: Couple apply to build log cabin in parents’ garden

The Housing Crisis & Me: Aiva Tuohy and partner Dylan Tone, in their 20s, say they feel ‘forgotten’ by Government

Politics

2 h. ago Remain calm, keep tone low: What experts advise if ‘doorstepped’ by the Burke family

Nowadays anyone in possession of a smartphone and a social media account can conduct a doorstep

Politics

2 h. ago John Collison’s analysis of Ireland’s problems is a little naive

The Stripe founder has missed a fundamental truth about Irish politics

Politics

2 h. ago Brennan family fund seeking occupier for new Dublin docklands office scheme

The Heysham occupies high-profile position beside Central Bank HQ on North Wall Quay

Society

2 h. ago Cutting corporation tax in Northern Ireland ‘could cost £850m’

Cutting corporation tax in Northern Ireland ‘could cost £850m’  The Irish News

Economics

2 h. ago Couple apply to build log cabin after failing to find rented home within €1,600 monthly budget

The Housing Crisis & Me: Aiva Tuohy and partner Dylan Tone, in their 20s, say they feel ‘forgotten’ by Government

Events