7 h. ago Cabinet approves legislation giving gardaí power to use facial recognition in investigations

The Department said the technology will be subject to “strict safeguards” and save gardaí from spending months “trawling” through footage during investigations.

Events

8 h. ago Father of Edenderry fire victim Tadgh Farrell refused bail to attend son’s funeral

Aaron Holt (27) described in court as ‘principal supplier of illegal drugs in Edenderry and the surrounding area’

Events

12 h. ago The telecoms regulator has blocked 131 million scam phone calls since crackdown began

ComReg has implemented a number of measures to crack down on the number of scam calls and texts that people receive.

Politics

13 h. ago EU regulators raid Temu's Dublin base as part of foreign subsidies probe

EU regulators raid Temu's Dublin base as part of foreign subsidies probe  FM104

Events

13 h. ago Big State subsidies make apartments viable, but average earners still priced out

New report shows that Government incentives make the numbers add up for developers, but not at an affordable cost for buyers

Events

15 h. ago Regulator encourages consumers to switch energy suppliers to save money

In October, a report by the International Energy Agency found that Ireland has some of the highest electricity prices in the world.

Politics

15 h. ago Only 1 in 5 switch energy supplier as watchdog says over a million people miss out on savings

The CRU says that people who switched to the best available tariff, or those who renegotiated every year for the past four years, could have saved around €2,500 on their bills.

Economics

15 h. ago 'Waste of taxpayer's money' as €1.7 million Dublin city bus and coach park set to close

'Waste of taxpayer's money' as €1.7 million Dublin city bus and coach park set to close  Dublin Live

Economics

16 h. ago Temu's Dublin office raided by EU regulators over foreign subsidy concerns

Temu is an online marketplace launched by PDD Holdings – the parent company of Chinese enterprise Pinduoduo.

Politics

17 h. ago Have your say: Are you worried about energy bills this winter?

People in Ireland are facing winter without energy bill subsidies

Science

21 h. ago Ireland’s AI crossroads – regulation and the race for talent

Without affordable housing, visas and coherent ICT infrastructure, artificial intelligence researchers will move overseas, say experts

Politics

30 h. ago Limerick hospital apologises for failings in care that led to baby girl’s death

Opportunity to save the life of Aoibheann Fitzgerald was missed, High Court hears

Events

33 h. ago Temu's Dublin office raided by EU regulators on Chinese subsidy concerns

Temu's Dublin office raided by EU regulators on Chinese subsidy concerns  Reuters

Politics

37 h. ago Spanish prosecutor says court case won't stop The Monk standing in Dublin Central by

Hutch (62) is currently on bail in connection with a money laundering allegation before a court in Arrecife, Lanzarote.

Events

38 h. ago Stricter rules for puppy farms is ‘something people want action on’, Dáil hears

The government agreed to shorten the delay to a Bill that would increase regulations on dog breeding.

Politics

39 h. ago DCC chief says Dublin region 'entitled to' more tax revenues so more money can be spent there

Richard Shakespeare spoke about the future of Dublin and how he hopes to increase the council’s revenue.

Economics

40 h. ago Great British Energy backs Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

Great British Energy backs Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland  GOV.UK

Politics

45 h. ago We’re a nation of savers but why don’t we invest our hard earned cash?

Despite high savings rates, investing can seem complicated and intimidating. Here are some options

Economics

45 h. ago ‘Death trap’: After dodging dodgy car, reader seeks to save others

Buyer told to ‘run a mile’ after mechanic uncovers problems with second-hand car that had passed NCT

Events

56 h. ago Elon Musk and X granted permission to challenge Irish media regulator investigation

Coimisiún na Meán commenced a formal investigation “into the provider of the X online platform” under the EU Digital Services Act last month.

Events