Smooth Start for Government as EU Presidency Begins
The government is relieved as Ireland's EU Presidency kicks off smoothly, with the initial days progressing without issues.
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Public Sector Unions Ready Ballots for Industrial Action
Public sector unions are gearing up for potential industrial action, citing stalled talks on a new pay agreement.
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Exchequer Surplus Hits €700m in First Half of 2026
Ireland's Exchequer recorded a €700 million surplus in the first half of 2026, bolstered by robust tax revenues.
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European Heatwave Ranks Among Historic Extremes
Europe grapples with the aftermath of a late June heatwave, potentially matching the severity of the 2003 event.
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Genpact’s Irish Operations Face Job Cuts as 90 Roles at Risk
Approximately 90 positions are at risk in the Irish division of tech services firm Genpact, raising concerns about employment stability.
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Garda’s Daughter Reveals Childhood Abuse in Court Testimony
A garda's daughter testifies at the Central Criminal Court, revealing a childhood marked by fear of physical punishment.
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Spark Wedding Rumours Amid July 4th Festivities
Speculation is rife as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are rumoured to have married in New York, coinciding with July…
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New Conservation Effort to Protect the Irish Curlew
A significant initiative has been launched to prevent the extinction of the curlew in Ireland, focusing efforts on Lough Corrib.
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US Multinationals Set to Boost Employment in Ireland
A recent survey reveals that US multinationals are planning to increase or maintain their workforce in Ireland.
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New Law Ensures Human Interaction in Financial Services
Consumers will soon have the right to choose human interaction over AI chatbots when purchasing financial products.
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