7 h. ago Disruption expected as CareDoc workers to strike in five counties today

The one-day strike begins at out-of-hours GP care clinics from 8am on Thursday.

Events

21 h. ago Workers from shops looted during Dublin riots felt fear and panic, court hears

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard victim impact statements from a staff member of Footlocker, O'Connell Street and from two staff working at Lifestyle Sports, Mary Street, during the sentence hearing of Thomas Dannevig (21).

Events

29 h. ago New Foundations project highlights citizen humanities and Ireland’s minor placenames

New Foundations project highlights citizen humanities and Ireland’s minor placenames  Dublin City University | DCU

Politics

35 h. ago From TY project to €200,000 turnover: how a Dublin teenager built a global haircare brand

Gavin Hefferon started Poseidon Hair in 2019, turning social media tutorials into serious sales

Economics

41 h. ago Government agrees to negotiate with France for purchase of military radar system

The project will provide radar for land based long range radar bases, air defence systems and ship borne radar for the naval service.

Events

42 h. ago Ireland’s approach to defence ‘very hypocritical’, says German military expert

Ireland’s approach to defence ‘very hypocritical’, says German military expert  The Irish Times

Events

45 h. ago Bank worker who stole €200k and tried to set branch on fire to 'cover her tracks' avoids jail

Maureen McCormack (53) maintained that she stole the money to pay for debts incurred for IVF treatment.

Economics

49 h. ago Minister intends to build new hospital to help address problems in health service in Midwest

Acute bed capacity at University Hospital Limerick‘s Dooradoyle site to be expanded and second site to bed developed nearby

Politics

49 h. ago Fibrus Win Project Gigabit Broadband Contract for 9,000 N.Ireland Premises

Fibrus Win Project Gigabit Broadband Contract for 9,000 N.Ireland Premises  ISPreview UK

Politics

51 h. ago Staggering number of working families in Donegal struggling to put food on the table

Community workers in Donegal are pleading with government to take note of the number of Irish families and individuals now… The post Staggering number of working families in Donegal struggling to put food on the table appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Society

55 h. ago White House ballroom project ‘must continue for national security reasons’

The Trump administration has responded to a lawsuit by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Events

57 h. ago ‘Infatuated’ worker harassed his colleague with gifts, court is told

‘Infatuated’ worker harassed his colleague with gifts, court is told  The Irish Independent

Events

69 h. ago Full house as digitised biography of Niall Mac Giolla Bhrighde launched

It was a full house at the Hub in the village of An Craoslach on Thursday night where people gathered… The post Full house as digitised biography of Niall Mac Giolla Bhrighde launched appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

2 d. ago DAA board tells CEO Kenny Jacobs of its intention to suspend him on full pay

Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien in November refused to approve a €960,000 payment to Jacobs that had been agreed with the board via mediation

Economics

2 d. ago DAA board tells Jacobs of its intention to suspend him on full pay

Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien in November refused to approve a €960,000 payment to Jacobs that had been agreed with the board via mediation

Economics

3 d. ago DAA appoints new deputy CEO amid ongoing uncertainty over position of CEO Kenny Jacobs

Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien in November refused to approve a €960,000 payment to Jacobs that had been agreed with the board via mediation

Politics

3 d. ago Breakdown on the M50 and public transport real time info issues

Breakdown on the M50 and public transport real time info issues - live traffic updates  Dublin Live

Politics

3 d. ago ‘My husband and I are separating. Should I tell the children about his affair?’

Ask the Expert: ‘I worry that they will blame me for the separation. They both idolise their Dad’

Society

3 d. ago ‘My kids idolise their dad. Should I tell them one reason for our separation is his affair?’

Ask the Expert: ‘I worry that they will blame me for the separation. They both idolise their Dad’

Politics

3 d. ago Ireland has second highest emissions per head in EU and must do more to reach net zero by 2050

We have made good progress on decarbonising electricity and in retrofitting buildings but are moving too slowly on transport

Events