54 m. ago Chinese chef who worked 73 hours a week but had to ‘repay’ most of wages awarded €155,000

He was often left with €60 after paying off debt related to work permit and recruitment, WRC hears

Economics

5 h. ago Justice For Tom Farrell But Some Concerning Injury News For Ireland Ahead Of Chicago Departure

Justice For Tom Farrell But Some Concerning Injury News For Ireland Ahead Of Chicago Departure  Balls.ie

Events

5 h. ago No reporting system left Department of Education blind to Storm Éowyn school closures

A report was prepared in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn, which caused severe damage and broke 80-year-old records on wind speeds in January.

Events

8 h. ago Avolon shareholder Orix Aviation reports near doubling of profits to $228m

Avolon shareholder Orix Aviation reports near doubling of profits to $228m  Business Post

Economics

8 h. ago Employers have just weeks left to prepare for first auto enrolment pension contributions

Companies must ensure new joiners to an occupational plan have first contributions put through payroll in November to avoid them being accidentally put into AE scheme

Politics

10 h. ago Ireland braces for 'potential storm' that could 'pack punch' amid 'cold' switch

Ireland braces for 'potential storm' that could 'pack punch' amid 'cold' switch  The Irish Sun

Events

12 h. ago Minister turns sod on €23.6m housing scheme – and opens two other developments

Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage James Browne has officially broken ground on a €23.6 million mixed-tenure housing development in Claregalway – and opened housing developments in Ardrahan and Tuam on his whistlestop tour of the county. The 88-unitClaregalway scheme, led by Galway County Council and supported by €12m funding from the Department of […] The post Minister turns sod on €23.6m housing scheme – and opens two other developments appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

12 h. ago Our home energy retrofit caused ‘untold stress and left us in a perilous financial position’

A grant applicant had to question whether the hassle he had in dealing with the SEAI was worth the funds he received

Politics

12 h. ago Closure of Gaza crossing points heightens tensions after Israel suspends humanitarian aid

Hamas accused of violating ceasefire agreement committing Israel to let in 600 trucks daily

Politics

13 h. ago Ireland head coach Andy Farrell left to count the cost of bruising weekend ahead of departure to Chicago

Ireland head coach Andy Farrell left to count the cost of bruising weekend ahead of departure to Chicago  The Irish Independent

Politics

14 h. ago Over 350 students attend education in Ireland’s flagship 2025 fair in Pune

Over 350 students attend education in Ireland’s flagship 2025 fair in Pune  Times of India

Society

25 h. ago Reporters at The Kyiv Independent are finding resilience amid years of war.

Reporters at The Kyiv Independent are finding resilience amid years of war.  Psychology Today

Events

25 h. ago Several Ireland players in race to make Tuesday’s flight to Chicago after bruising weekend

Mack Hansen left Dexcom Stadium in a moon boot on Friday, while Jack Conan and Tommy O’Brien missed Leinster’s loss to Munster

Sport

26 h. ago Lenadoon Avenue: Man (40s) sustains injury after reported brawl in west Belfast

Lenadoon Avenue: Man (40s) sustains injury after reported brawl in west Belfast  Belfast Telegraph

Events

27 h. ago Poll finds revival of interest in religion in Northern Ireland among young people

Poll finds revival of interest in religion in Northern Ireland among young people  Catholic World Report

Politics

32 h. ago Israel ‘attacks Gaza with air strikes’ amid rising tensions over ceasefire

Air strikes are reported in Rafah in the south and Jabalia city in the north of the territory

Events

36 h. ago Students get All Shook Up as they take to the boards for school musical

It’s time to slip on those blue suede shoes and head to Calasanctius College in Oranmore, where students are set to ‘follow that dream’ with their annual school musical, All Shook Up, running in the Nano Nagle Hall from Wednesday to Friday next, October 22 to 24, at 7pm nightly. Inspired by the music of […] The post Students get All Shook Up as they take to the boards for school musical appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Culture

36 h. ago Holy Rosary College Mountbellew celebrates 60 years of legacy and learning

Holy Rosary College Mountbellew marked its 60th anniversary last Tuesday with a vibrant celebration attended by students, staff, alumni, and members of the wider community – and a throwback to the school’s very beginning. Because a special highlight of the event was the presence of representatives from the Sisters of the Holy Spirit and Mary […] The post Holy Rosary College Mountbellew celebrates 60 years of legacy and learning appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

37 h. ago David Quinn: I don’t want to vote for Heather Humphreys, but I’m left with little choice

David Quinn: I don’t want to vote for Heather Humphreys, but I’m left with little choice  The Irish Independent

Politics

46 h. ago Trossard puts Arsenal three points clear at top of the Premier League table

Mikel Arteta’s side came away from their trip to Craven Cottage with a 1-0 win.

Sport