15 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

21 h. ago Senators propose Israeli arms embargo to block gun exports and transit through Ireland

Independent senators Alice-Mary Higgins, Eileen Flynn, Lynn Ruane and Frances Black will discuss the bill today.

Politics

24 h. ago Myanmar junta rejects ceasefire proposals, earthquake deaths pass 2,800

Junta says troops fired warning shots when a Chinese aid convoy failed to heed instruction to stop

Events

27 h. ago Bank of America’s Dublin EU hub sees profits dip to $1.76bn in 2024

Bank of America’s Dublin EU hub sees profits dip to $1.76bn in 2024  The Irish Times

Economics

27 h. ago Our rights and freedoms are at stake in times as perilous as the late 1930s

If you completely divorce right from duty you create the duty-less selfish ideology of the plutocrats in Washington and Moscow

Politics

27 h. ago Aer Lingus proposes ‘legislative approach’ to solve Dublin Airport passenger cap

Airline’s suggestions for dealing with the issue said to be unconnected to possible legislation for lifting cap

Politics

33 h. ago Russia says it cannot accept US peace plan for Ukraine in ‘current form’

Kremlin claims key demands were not being addressed by the US proposals to end the war

Politics

46 h. ago Defective blocks group holds first meeting with bank and insurance industry

A group acting for householders trying to engage with banks and insurance companies as part of the defective blocks crisis… The post Defective blocks group holds first meeting with bank and insurance industry appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Economics

49 h. ago West Bank boy, 17, becomes first Palestinian teenager to die in Israeli prison

Three prisoners held alongside the boy have claimed he was suffering from dysentery, which is widespread amongst the young Palestinian inmates.

Events

51 h. ago Historic Galway building set for a new lease of life as a family home

A 15th century Galway castle is set to be transformed into a habitable dwelling after planning permission was granted by Galway County Council. The owners successfully sought permission for change of use from castle structure to habitable dwelling – and the proposed internal works of the tower house including bedrooms, a new kitchen and bathroom […] The post Historic Galway building set for a new lease of life as a family home appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

52 h. ago Long delays in UK pension buyback programme leave people worrying they could miss out

UK pension and revenue systems have clearly been overwhelmed by demand, but as long as you follow the protocols your claim will be addressed

Economics

53 h. ago Irish politician proposes "American Presidents Trail" in Ireland to promote Irish

Irish politician proposes "American Presidents Trail" in Ireland to promote Irish-US ties  IrishCentral

Politics

62 h. ago Extra sailings for Inishbofin in new contract for ferry service

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Extra Friday sailings for Inishbofin are included in the new contract for the ferry service which comes into effect tomorrow The Department has agreed a 5-year, 2.75 million euro contract for a passenger ferry and light cargo service for the Galway island The service must provide a […] The post Extra sailings for Inishbofin in new contract for ferry service appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

63 h. ago State agrees to AIB's €1.2b share buyback proposal, that will see stake in bank fall to 3%

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe said it is expected that the buyback will be completed shortly after AIB’s annual general meeting on 1 May.

Economics

65 h. ago Jack Crowley agrees new Munster contract after turning down offer from Leicester Tigers

Outhalf understood to have received €750,000 per year offer from Leicester

Politics

65 h. ago Ireland could cut AIB stake to 3% once latest buyback completed, says finance minister

Ireland could cut AIB stake to 3% once latest buyback completed, says finance minister  TradingView

Politics

68 h. ago EU response to tariffs will be ‘strategic’ to avoid more damage – Taoiseach

Micheál Martin also said he wants to see a ‘landing zone’ agreed to enable companies and the economy to ‘enjoy a bit of stability’.

Events

3 d. ago Trump 'pissed off' with Putin, threatens further Russian sanctions if ceasefire not agreed

Trump claimed that Putin had “started getting into Zelensky’s credibility” during an NBC interview.

Politics

3 d. ago Israel to step up pressure on Hamas and enable Trump’s ‘voluntary emigration’ plan, Netanyahu says

Israeli prime minister’s comments come after Hamas said it had agreed to a ceasefire proposal

Politics

3 d. ago Which will get to Musk first: Tesla’s falling share price or Trump’s Maga clique?

potentially big enemies among Trump’s own Maga clique

Politics