Strike action by perfusionists has been halted as discussions with the HSE progress over a Labour Court recommendation.
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Significant Cash Seizure in Limerick Prostitution Crackdown
Over €700,000 has been confiscated and a man arrested in a major garda operation tackling organised prostitution in Limerick.
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David Howard’s Inspiring Journey to The Open Championship
Cork native David Howard secures a spot in The Open Championship, overcoming personal challenges to achieve a lifelong dream.
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Government TDs to Oppose Hare Coursing Ban Motion
Government TDs are preparing to oppose a motion in the Dáil that seeks to ban hare coursing, with Coalition members…
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New Rural Planning Guidelines: What You Need to Know
The government has revealed new rural planning guidelines aimed at revitalising rural communities. Key proposals include flexible zoning and infrastructure…
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Cooked Ham Recalled in Ireland Over Listeria Concerns
The FSAI has issued a recall for several batches of cooked ham due to potential listeria contamination.
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Ireland to Commence EU Presidency with Ceremony at Dublin Castle
Ireland is set to mark the beginning of its six-month EU Presidency with an official ceremony at Dublin Castle.
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Dublin Rally Highlights Workers’ Demands Amid EU Presidency Launch
On the first day of Ireland's EU Presidency, workers from key sectors gather in Dublin to call for improved conditions…
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Expiration of Public Sector Pay Deal Leaves Future Uncertain
The public sector pay deal has reached its conclusion without new negotiations in place, creating uncertainty for future agreements.
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Inaction on Climate Change Could Cost Ireland €13 Billion by 2050
Ireland faces a potential €13 billion financial burden by 2050 if climate policies are not implemented effectively, warns the country's…
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