8 h. 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

8 h. ago Man arrested after gardai seize €200,000 worth of cannabis in south Dublin

Man arrested after gardai seize €200,000 worth of cannabis in south Dublin  Dublin Live

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9 h. ago Killer who has never had a job jailed over ‘grandiose’ €100,000 home renovations

Sums of €4,000 and £3,900 seized from house to be forfeited, Special Criminal Court rules

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12 h. ago Worker who was fired and stabbed days after marrying boss’s daughter wins €30,000 at WRC

Respondent company `did not attend the hearing’ while employee ‘came across as a credible witness’, adjudicator Conor Stokes notes

Economics

14 h. ago High speed fibre broadband now available for over 2,000 Barnaderg premises

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM High speed fibre broadband is now available for almost 2,800 premises near Barnaderg. That includes homes, farms and businesses across the area, along with parts of Tuam, Cooloo and Moyne Meanwhile, as part of the National Broadband Plan, works have been completed in other areas, including Athenry, […] The post High speed fibre broadband now available for over 2,000 Barnaderg premises appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

16 h. ago Two in five new applicants to guards are over 30, new figures show

Over 11,000 applied to the two Garda recruitment competitions this year.

Politics

33 h. ago Tenant who said she saw landlord ‘peering’ through window at night is awarded €2,000

Her heating system was broken for more than two years, Residential Tenancies Board also told

Events

35 h. ago €500,000 winning Lotto ticket bought in Donegal remains unclaimed!

A winning Lotto ticket worth €500,000 that was purchased in Donegal has not yet been claimed by its owner. Last… The post €500,000 winning Lotto ticket bought in Donegal remains unclaimed! appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

43 h. ago Two years ago we planted 24,000 native saplings – now our forest is thriving

We planted on the cheapest land we could find in Ireland. These small wet fields now hum with life. This habitat is healing

Politics

57 h. ago Mona McSharry records another strong finish and Irish record at Aquatics World Cup

Mona McSharry has set an Irish record at the second weekend of the Aquatics World Cup. The Grange native and… The post Mona McSharry records another strong finish and Irish record at Aquatics World Cup appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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58 h. ago Ange Postecoglou sacked just minutes after Chelsea beat Nottingham Forest

The club made the announcement after the 3-0 defeat.

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58 h. ago Nottingham Forest sack Ange Postecoglou after 8 games in charge

The Australian only replaced Nuno Espírito Santo in September.

Politics

61 h. ago Garda loses out on loss of earnings claim for over €80,000 after two

The garda was exonerated more than two years after he was placed on suspension.

Politics

61 h. ago Fundraiser for Dublin firefighter facing US rape retrial raises almost €35,000

Fundraiser for Dublin firefighter facing US rape retrial raises almost €35,000  Dublin Live

Events

62 h. ago Two men (40s) arrested after suspect device, firearms, and drugs seized in Carlow

A viable suspect device, four firearms, suspected cocaine with a street value of €35,000, and cannabis worth €10,000 were seized.

Events

67 h. ago Galway student wins gold medal at prestigious Global Undergraduate Awards

A high-flying Tuam native was one of two Galway students honoured for their research work at the Global Undergraduate Awards, the world’s leading academic awards programme for undergraduate research. Rían Cody, a student at Trinity College Dublin, was named a global winner and will be presented with the prestigious Thomas Clarkson Gold Medal at the […] The post Galway student wins gold medal at prestigious Global Undergraduate Awards appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Events

68 h. ago 'Foolish' driver caught smuggling 11,000 cigarettes through Dublin Port

'Foolish' driver caught smuggling 11,000 cigarettes through Dublin Port  The Irish Independent

Events

3 d. ago Lengthy civil case against former banker Michael Fingleton concludes at High Court

Michael Fingleton Jnr told the courts that his father is reduced to €25,000 in two personal bank accounts and has outstanding judgment debts of more than €10.7 million

Events

3 d. ago Health unions trigger review of HSE staffing, citing 6,000 vacancies

March deal on pay and conditions allows for early evaluation if unions believe changes not being implemented

Politics

3 d. ago ‘Once upon a time they covered an area the size of Ireland’: The restoration of Britain’s native oyster reefs is shaping future marine projects around the world

‘Once upon a time they covered an area the size of Ireland’: The restoration of Britain’s native oyster reefs is shaping future marine projects around the world  Country Life

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