A group of up fifty protestors briefly blocked traffic on O’Connell Bridge in Dublin just as rush hour got underway this evening. They then moved up and blocked northbound traffic on O’Connell Street outside the …
In a move that is likely to fuel public anger against water charges even further, four people have been jailed for breaching court orders relating to interfering with water meter installations works. Mr Justice …
According to report published by the HSE, waiting lists in the countries public hospitals is rapidly increasing with the number of patients now waiting for an out-patient appointment close to 400,000. The latest figures reveals …
It is widely expected that the Government are to announce a new measure that would prohibit landlords denying rental accommodation to tenants who currently receive rent supplement. The new measure is being introduced as it …
The bank’s Direct Customer Contact Centre in south Belfast, which currently employs 250 people, will see the creation of 350 new positions in the near future. Both RBS and Ulster Bank are investing £300,000 in …
The majority of job losses will take place at the company’s facilities in Limerick and Dublin. Some jobs will also be lost in Galway, Cork, and Waterford. SIPTU representatives will soon begin consultations with company …
Last year, an amount of just under €400,000 was spent on maintenance works. But the budget for this year has been estimated at €1.4m. One of the reasons for the increase? Worn carpets. The ministers …
The haul was found at two separate locations. Gardai searched a house in Marlinstown, Mullingar, yesterday afternoon. About €10,000 worth of cannabis herb was found there. In a follow-up search, Gardai raided a premises …
A 25-year investment plan to be published by Irish Water today will reveal the shocking truth about the state of the water network in this country. According to the report, it will take at least …
The Irish drinks and hospitality industry have appealed to the government to cut the excise duty currently placed on alcohol. The call is being made by the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (Digi) as part …
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