Staff at 150 US Starbucks stores will go on strike over a row about Pride Month decorations. Workers claim that the company has banned, or partially restricted decorations celebrating Pride Month. The row continues. Tell …
Argos will close its doors for good tomorrow. From 5pm on Saturday June 24, Argos will no longer have a presence in Ireland. Argos can still be contacted on 1800 535 091 after the shops’ …
Ukraine’s air defences continued to work, as they shot down all 13 incoming missiles and another Ka-52 helicopter (the 6th this month alone) during the latest attempted Russian attack. Battle reports confirm that four Tu-95 …
Met Eireann is today forecasting very mild temperatures for Saturday, but also the possibility of heavy and thundery downpours. According to the national forecaster, temperatures will climb to 26C tomorrow, with very humid conditions predicted. …
Wagner boss Yevheniy Prigozhin has confirmed that Ukraine’s forces are pushing Russian troops back across multiple sectors. Supported by West-supplied weaponry, Ukraine is now focused on the annihilation of the enemy and the achievement of …
Aer Lingus has announced new bi-weekly flights from Shannon Airport to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris. The service will begin on September 22nd and run until January 7th, 2024. Flights will then recommence on …
A British rail union has announced three new strike days for July. The Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) has confirmed that about 20,000 staff will walk out of their jobs on 20, 22, and …
Industrial actions across some European airports might disrupt holiday plans for tens of thousands of people this summer. Staff across airports in England, Spain, Sweden, and Italy are among those who may engage in strikes …
An Post has moved its headquarters to a new premises in Dublin. Around 900 staff have been moved from the GPO to the EXO Building on North Wall Quay. The post office currently sited at …
The Bank of England has raised its interest rates by half a percentage point to a shocking 5%. This is the highest level since 2008. The move will inflict untold misery on mortgage holders and …
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