Bank of Ireland have once again apologised to it’s customers today after a number of account holders were unable to to access their account online. The bank which received a backlash of criticism on Tuesday …
An IT firm, Mobile Technologies Inc (MTI) have announced they’re opening their global headquarters in Drogheda, Co. Louth. The company specialises in mobile device display technologies and operates in over 90 countries with its headquarters …
Tragically, Paddy Lyons was murdered in his remote rural home in Ballysaggart near Lismore, Co Waterford on Saturday. Today, 26-yr-old Ross Outram from Ferryland, Clonmel in Co Tipperary, appeared at Dungarvan District Court having been …
From health insurance to building airports, bringing jobs back to stopping drugs flooring in – The Donald, or The President, was on fire last night when he gave his first speech to Congress and to …
The Bank of Ireland have issued an apology to its customers after they were left without their monthly wages on Tuesday, and say everyone should receive their payments by this morning at the latest. The …
The Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government, Simon Coveney has said he will not agree with any recommendations that would see charges for wasteful water usage being scrapped. Mr Coveney’s comments come after the …
One of Dublin’s main hospitals is advising people to stay away and go elsewhere, due to what they call an “unusually high number of attendances.” The hospital released a statement saying “St. James’s Hospital is …
A twisted social media so-called “game” dubbed “The Suicide Game” has been blamed by police for a large number of teenage suicides in Russia. Pure madness, the game sees youngsters literally killing themselves while leaving …
There could be good news for hundreds of thousands of homeowners nationwide as a leading Sinn Fein TD has claimed that the much Water charges system is completely “finished”, and all those who have paid …
There will be good news for over 400,000 Medical Card holders tomorrow as prescription charges will be reduced from tomorrow. The news comes after the Government recently announced that 400,000 people over the age of …
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