4 h. ago Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland to receive £56m in UK fishing sector funding

Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland to receive £56m in UK fishing sector funding  Undercurrent News

Economics

7 h. ago Councillors pass €12.8m budget for Loughrea Gort/Kinvara area

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Local councillors have passed a 12.8 million euro budget for the Loughrea and Gort/Kinvara area in 2026. The annual budget covers the running of the municipal district – such as roadworks, social housing maintenance, public parks, and street parking. Councillors raised concerns over the 311 thousand euro […] The post Councillors pass €12.8m budget for Loughrea Gort/Kinvara area appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

9 h. ago The transport sector has already blown its carbon budget, new data suggests

The transport sector is now eating into the emissions allocated to it for the next carbon budget.

Politics

9 h. ago The transport sector has already blown its carbon budget, estimates show

The transport sector is now eating into the emissions allocated to it for the next carbon budget.

Politics

20 h. ago Film location manager Martin O’Malley died from carbon monoxide poisoning, inquest hears

Respected film industry professional (67) had worked on The Crying Game, The Commitments and Dirty Pretty Things

Society

21 h. ago Ireland set to exceed carbon budget allocations for transport, electricity

Ireland set to exceed carbon budget allocations for transport, electricity  Sustainability Online

Politics

26 h. ago Grocery inflation at 6.5% as Irish households face rising pre

Worldpanel notes absence of budget reliefs will increase pressure before Christmas

Politics

26 h. ago Grocery inflation has hit its highest level in nearly two years

The latest budget has been pointed to as an additional pressure placed on families.

Events

32 h. ago Trump suggests US will buy Argentinian beef to bring down prices

The US leader is seeking to keep inflation in check.

Politics

42 h. ago Decision due on bid to revive Waterford Airport with mystery US investor's €30m backing

Councillors will decide whether to transfer 207 acres at the airport in an attempt to attract private sector investment.

Economics

43 h. ago Irish player tracker: Parrott, Ferguson and Ebosele all in action

Andrew Omobamidele’s Strasbourg form suggests Ireland return could be nigh

Politics

45 h. ago Some flying the tricolour 'dishonour our national flag', says Taoiseach

The Taoiseach has used a speech to criticise the use of the Irish flag to suggest there is ‘a fixed national identity’.

Politics

3 d. ago Galway Fire and Rescue Service wins award for "SWEMS" Project 

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Galway Fire and Rescue Service and the County Council have won a top prize at the Business Post Public Sector Digital Transformation Awards. Their project “SWEMS” was awarded the “Best Local Government Authority Project Award” The project stands for Severe Weather Event Management System, which provides a […] The post Galway Fire and Rescue Service wins award for "SWEMS" Project  appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Events

3 d. ago Support for Sinn Féin jumps while government satisfaction plummets, poll suggests

Taoiseach Micheál Martin’s satisfaction rating is the lowest it has been since early 2020.

Politics

3 d. ago Restaurant owner: For every €100 in sales, I have to spend €93

Paul Behan of The Lobster Pot writes that restaurants needed the VAT cut in the Budget – and that it’s just one of many expenses hospitality businesses have to juggle.

Economics

4 d. ago Presidential election live: Tánaiste rejects suggestion that Humphreys campaign is doomed

Debate is the first since an Irish Times/Ipsos B&A poll showed Connolly with a commanding lead

Politics

4 d. ago Where and when 30mm of rain expected in Northern Ireland as transport to be impacted

Where and when 30mm of rain expected in Northern Ireland as transport to be impacted  NorthernIrelandWorld

Politics

4 d. ago Third of children say they use screens 'whenever they want', as new data highlights early dependency

The new research by CyberSafeKids asked children aged between eight and twelve years about their screentime habits.

Politics

4 d. ago One third of children say they use screens 'whenever they want'

The new research by CyberSafeKids asked children aged between eight and twelve years about their screentime habits.

Politics

4 d. ago Irish Times Poll: Reactions to budget are cold comfort for Government

Almost 80% say budget did not help their household finances, while voters remain cautious on Occupied Territories Bill

Politics