19 h. ago Dublin Bus could face industrial action as maintenance staff reject pay offer

Dublin Bus could face industrial action as maintenance staff reject pay offer  The Irish Independent

Economics

32 h. ago Cautious Budget on the cards as ministers rule out spending and tax decisions that create new risks

Donohoe said the government will outline its economic forecast for the budget in a few weeks time.

Politics

58 h. ago Excuse My French restaurant review: An experience simply unlike anything else in Dublin

This Ranelagh restaurant is the sort of place you’d stumble into on a rainy evening in Bordeaux and spend the rest of your trip trying to find again

Politics

60 h. ago Restaurant review: ‘Spendy steaks are disappearing from menus, but this Dublin institution showcases Irish beef at its best’

Restaurant review: ‘Spendy steaks are disappearing from menus, but this Dublin institution showcases Irish beef at its best’  The Irish Independent

Events

69 h. ago Suspended sentence for man who spent €99 on stolen bank card

A man has been given a suspended prison sentence after stealing a bank card and going on a spending spree.… The post Suspended sentence for man who spent €99 on stolen bank card appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Economics

4 d. ago The people vs Elon Musk: billionaire transforms Wisconsin court contest

State election has become most expensive judicial race in US history as Tesla boss spends unprecedented amount

Events

5 d. ago Money Diaries: A laboratory specialist on €70K living in Dublin

This week, our reader is busy hitting the gym early, walking the dog and getting ahead on spending, saving and budgeting.

Economics

6 d. ago Red C Poll: Up defence spending, voters say, as government rules out ‘coalition of the willing’

Red C Poll: Up defence spending, voters say, as government rules out ‘coalition of the willing’  Business Post

Politics

7 d. ago Irish charity Goal to cut 30% of staff due to global aid cuts

Goal cited abrupt funding cuts in the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Britain and the US as the reason behind the potential job losses

Politics

7 d. ago Irish charity Goal to lay off 30% of staff due to global aid cuts

Goal cited abrupt funding cuts in the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Britain and the US as the reason behind the potential job losses

Politics

7 d. ago Trinity warns staff not to answer US government request for diversity and equality information

A questionnaire seeks to establish whether funded research aligns with the Trump administration’s interests.

Events

7 d. ago Minister for Defence admits Ireland is a laggard in terms of military spending

Minister for Defence admits Ireland is a laggard in terms of military spending  The Irish Times

Events

7 d. ago Minister for Defence admits Ireland is ‘lagging behind’ in terms of military spending

Minister for Defence admits Ireland is ‘lagging behind’ in terms of military spending  The Irish Times

Events

7 d. ago Malachy Clerkin: Paul O’Connell deserves better than the hospital pass thrown to him by the Lions

Ireland have been generous in waving their coaching staff off to Australia, leaving the interim boss with a critical summer assignment

Politics

7 d. ago Cuts in State spending not on table in tariff ‘war gaming’, Chambers says

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said ‘engagement is key’ to dealing with the looming imposition of US tariffs

Economics

8 d. ago Sacked hospital catering supervisor tells WRC that racism accusations against her were orchestrated

Annette Ryan was summarily dismissed after four junior staff made formal complaints against her in July 2023

Events

8 d. ago National Sustainability Win for Galway printing company iSupply

Galway’s own sustainable printing partner iSupply Ltd. has been declared the 2025 Sustainable Small Business of the Year at the Sustainable Business Awards. The awards, run by PwC and the Business Post, recognises companies who display a true commitment to environmental and social responsibility, and employ good governance to empower their staff and clients to […] The post National Sustainability Win for Galway printing company iSupply appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

8 d. ago Big turnout at open Dunmore meeting to discuss urgent need for new national school

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM There was a big turnout of concerned parents, teachers and public representatives at an open meeting in Dunmore National School last night. It was held as concern grows over the current condition of the 85-year-old building and the lack of space for the 234 pupils attending. Staff […] The post Big turnout at open Dunmore meeting to discuss urgent need for new national school appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

8 d. ago Hospitals drafting in thousands of agency workers daily despite spike in full

Hospitals drafting in thousands of agency workers daily despite spike in full-time staff numbers  Irish Independent

Politics

8 d. ago RTÉ’s voluntary redundancy scheme approved by the Government

Programme that could see up to 400 staff leave the broadcaster RTÉ was held up by requests for more information about terms

Politics