1 hour ago 'Smoke shop smackdown': City, state authorities sting Dublin businesses for banned products

'Smoke shop smackdown': City, state authorities sting Dublin businesses for banned products  Pleasanton Weekly

Events

6 h. ago ‘All business issues’ at Conor McGregor’s brewery ‘have been, or will be, resolved’, firm says

Statement made after two creditors issued court proceedings against Forged Stout Production over alleged debts

Politics

7 h. ago Georgia’s prime minister claims protesters want to topple his government

Tens of thousands marched in the Georgian capital Tbilisi on polling day against the government’s repressive policies.

Politics

17 h. ago Around 13,000 homes and businesses still without power following Storm Amy

Crews are continuing to work to restore supply to those affected.

Events

19 h. ago O’Callaghan not inclined to allow third parties to fund legal actions

Minister for Justice considers third-party funding as ‘enriching lawyers’

Politics

28 h. ago Shane Coleman: Don’t write Jim Gavin off just yet, despite his ropey week

Shane Coleman: Don’t write Jim Gavin off just yet, despite his ropey week  Business Post

Politics

31 h. ago Over 350 arrested at London Palestine Action protest despite Starmer plea to cancel march

Policing minister Sarah Jones said many of those attending a protest in London did so with the aim of being arrested.

Events

31 h. ago Over 440 arrested at London Palestine Action protest despite Starmer plea to cancel march

Policing minister Sarah Jones said many of those attending a protest in London did so with the aim of being arrested.

Events

31 h. ago Two arrested as gardai use pepper spray at Dublin Port protest

Two arrested as gardai use pepper spray at Dublin Port protest  Leinster Leader

Events

31 h. ago 'We have met Gaels for Gaza': GAA President on Allianz, the NFL, and amateurism

GAA find themselves answering questions on ethics and business on a day of transformation for Gaelic football.

Politics

32 h. ago Two arrested after gardai use pepper spray on protesters attempting to get to Dublin Port Tunnel

Two arrested after gardai use pepper spray on protesters attempting to get to Dublin Port Tunnel  Dublin Live

Events

32 h. ago UK Police arrest scores of protesters over support for banned Palestine Action

The Metropolitan Police said officers had made 175 arrests by 3:45pm on Saturday.

Events

33 h. ago Daughter of Global Sumud Flotilla detainee calls for sanctions on Israel at Dublin Palestine protest

Daughter of Global Sumud Flotilla detainee calls for sanctions on Israel at Dublin Palestine protest  Dublin Live

Politics

36 h. ago Thousands take to streets of Dublin for Gaza protest to ‘two years of genocide’

Thousands take to streets of Dublin for Gaza protest to ‘two years of genocide’  The Irish Independent

Politics

37 h. ago Storm Amy: 49,000 homes and businesses without power as disruption continues at Dublin Airport

Status Yellow wind warnings for counties Dublin, Louth, Wicklow, Clare, Kerry, Galway and Mayo were lifted at 12pm.

Events

37 h. ago ‘It hurt that we weren’t together’ – Cork City boss Ger Nash calls for unity ahead of FAI Cup final after fan protests

‘It hurt that we weren’t together’ – Cork City boss Ger Nash calls for unity ahead of FAI Cup final after fan protests  The Irish Independent

Sport

40 h. ago In conversation: Luke O'Neill and Jeremy Skillington ask 'Can Ireland become a Pharma Powerhouse'

In conversation: Luke O'Neill and Jeremy Skillington ask 'Can Ireland become a Pharma Powerhouse'  businessplus.ie

Events

41 h. ago Storm Amy: 87,000 homes and businesses without power as disruption continues at Dublin Airport

Status Yellow wind warnings are in place in counties Dublin, Louth, Wicklow, Clare, Kerry, Galway and Mayo until 12pm.

Events

42 h. ago Donegal founder of Junk Kouture recognised by United Nations

Buncrana businessman Troy Armour, Founder and CEO of Junk Kouture, has received the Global SDG Leader Award from the United… The post Donegal founder of Junk Kouture recognised by United Nations appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

43 h. ago Irish Rail ordered to repay wages deducted from inspector who owed firm €84,000

Employee had engaged in case against company which failed

Economics