50 jobs on the way to Cork
Good news on the jobs front this morning, as US security company Malwarebytes has announced the creation of 50 jobs in Cork city. The new positions will be created over the next three years …
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Further hikes in motor insurance likely this year
There are bad news on the horizon, as motor insurance premiums are probably going to rise further this year. Premiums jumped by almost 16% during 2014, according to figures from the Central Statistics Office. A …
Dunnes Stores recalls own brand travel plug due to safety hazard
Dunnes is recalling its own-brand EU travel adaptor plug due to concerns that it might produce an electric shock. The retailer has issued the recall today, stating that the potential safety issue may happen “if …
An Post ordered to provide Irish Water with people’s addresses
A statutory order has been signed to enable Irish Water to check and verify customers’ addresses with An Post. Such move will ensure that bills are sent to the correct person. The order was signed …
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
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No anti-water charge float allowed in Limerick parade
Dark forces seem to have worked in behind the scenes to prevent the intervention of a potentially controversial float in the Limerick St. Patrick’s Day parade.’ The ‘We won’t pay ‘ campaign had received …
‘No giveaways in October’s budget,’ according to the Taoiseach
Speaking from Washington today, Enda Kenny has confirmed that the upcoming budget will not be a ‘giveaway’ one. He insisted that the Government needs to be ‘prudent’ and build up cash reserves to avoid any …
Powdered alcohol approved for sale in the States for the second time
The product, called ‘Palcohol’, is now back on the market after the alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) briefly authorized its distribution last year, but retired it soon after stating that the label …
Ryanair board of management gives green light to transatlantic flights
Cheaper flights to the USA may become a reality sooner than expected, as the Ryanair board has now approved transatlantic flights. The airline has confirmed that it is in talks with manufacturers about acquiring …
Dog wanders onto Dublin Airport runway
Some inbound flights to Dublin Airport were forced into a holding pattern this morning as a small dog wandered around the runway. Airport staff moved quickly to round up the animal, and a spokesperson …
