Spanish air traffic controllers will stage two-hour walk-outs tomorrow, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, While disruption is expected to be limited, passengers are advised to contact their airlines for information about their travel plans during the …
Another scandal involving IBRC has emerged today, with reports that 40 customers had an estimated combined debt of €40bn “written off”. During the past week, Taoiseach Enda Kenny deemed the Government’s plans to probe into …
More than 10 resident associations, representing over 400 homes, have confirmed that they will raise objections to the proposed site for the new children’s hospital at St. James’ Hospital when the planning application is lodged …
Two kayaks capsized during a fundraiser event for the local YMCA, sending scores of people into the freezing waters of the River Foyle. Foyle Search and Rescue (FSR) rescued 26 people, aged between 18 and …
The Sunday Game presenter Michael Lyster is reportedly in hospital after suddenly falling ill last night. RTE have released a statement saying: “Michael Lyster has been taken ill and will not be presenting on RTÉ2 …
A murder investigation has been launched today following the death of Paul McAuley, who was the victim of a vicious attack in Derry nine years ago. Mr. McAuley suffered severe brain damage and never regained …
If you are scheduled to fly to Spain on Monday morning, you may be in for a nasty surprise, as the first of eight proposed two-hour walkouts by air traffic controllers is set to go …
Today’s march has seen thousands of Dunnes staff, trade union representatives, and supporters descend on the streets of Dublin and head towards Dunnes HQ to protest against poor employment conditions at the company. Protesters gathered …
Former Republic Of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni has spoken to an Italian media about Theiry Henry’s handball during the Ireland’s 2010 World Cup play-off. Trapattoni has claimed that the president of soccer’s world governing body …
There has been a widespread backlash among students nationwide at yesterday’s ordinary maths paper. Many have raised their voice to express doubts about proceeding to third level after a particularly complex paper. While the higher …
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