Pfizer to cut 100 jobs at Newbridge plant
Pfizer has announced the loss of 100 jobs at its Newbridge plant. The company is currently attempting to cut its global costs by $3.5bn over the next 12 months. Pfizer will add 230 new roles …
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Dublin City Centre have been asked to fly a Palestinian flag in support of people of Gaza
Many councillors are calling on Dublin City Council to fly the Palestinian flag in solidarity with the people of Gaza against Israel’s actions, reports Breaking News. The Council on Independents group has made an urgent …
Dublin ramen bar to close its doors for good
A Dublin ramen bar will soon close its doors for good. Soup 2, located in the Smithfield area of the capital, will shut its doors for the last time this Sunday. According to a spokesperson, …
Dundrum shopping center launches Christmas festivities this week, with events and discounts announced
Dundrum Town Centre will launch Christmas festivities this week, with events and discounts announced. The center’s Christmas campaign, dubbed ‘Give Wonderfully’ kicks off on Thursday, November 9. Check out the center’s website for more information. …
Government will launch new plan to combat human trafficking
The government today is set to unveil a new action plan to combat and prevent human trafficking, reports RTE. Key objectives of the plan include developing a more victim-centred approach and identifying and prosecuting those …
First-ever Irish satellite will be launched into orbit later this month
The first-ever Irish satellite will be launched into orbit later this month. The EIRSAT-1 satellite was designed, built, and tested by a team at University College Dublin (UCD). The craft will be launched from Vandenberg …
Pharmacists will soon have power to extend presciptions
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly said new measures which would give pharmacists more powers to prescribe drugs would come into force in the new year, reports RTE. The decision is in line with the first recommendations …
Judge refuses to allow council to remove traveller caravans from beautiful housing site
A High Court judge has refused to give effect to a decade-old order allowing Tipperary County Council to “evict” unauthorized mobile homes, caravans and animals from properties used as group accommodation for members of the …
Govt debate whether to allow Ukrainians holiday in Ukraine for Christmas
Senior officials from multiple Government departments are still working on changes to accommodation arrangements and welfare rates for new arrivals from Ukraine, reports RTE. At the last Cabinet meeting, this matter led to a heated …
Met Eireann forecasts a brief period of sunshine this morning before miserable conditions return later in the day and stay for the rest of the week
Met Eireann is forecasting a brief period of sunshine this morning before miserable conditions return later in the day and stay for the rest of the week. According to the national forecaster, there will be …
