Ben and Jerry’s offers free ice cream today
If you fancy a freebie ice cream, well, today’s your lucky day, as Ben and Jerry’s are offering all their customers a free ice cream cone in some of their scoop shops around the country. …
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Warm temperatures forecast for today
If you are out and about today, make sure to leave those heavy coats at home as temperatures are expected to reach up to 18C in places. Met Eireann have said that the day will …
Thousands of Canada work visas up for grabs today
Thinking of living and working in Canada? If so, today’s your day, as the application process to obtain a Canadian working holiday visa opens today. The International Experience Canada (IEC) permit allows Irish people under …
Dublin City councillors vote to refuse handing tenants’ details over to Irish Water
One controversy after another, the Irish Water disaster trundles on. At this point, the details of all residents of social housing in Ireland have already been passed on to the utility. Irish Water postulates …
Multi-million euro plan to redevelop an apartment complex for Dublin’s homeless families has been scrapped
Dublin City Council have voted in favour to scrap a multi-million euro plan to house up to 400 homeless families in a redevelopment of a Dublin flat complex. The proposal was submitted by Dublin City …
Former Fianna Fail councillor remanded for sentencing in relation to mortgage fraud
Former Fianna Fáil councillor Gary O’Flynn has been remanded for sentencing after he pleaded guilty to six counts of mortgage fraud. Mr O’Flynn aged 39 from Hayfield Drive, Castlecourt, Whitechurch, Co Cork, had pleaded guilty to the six …
ESB and Vodafone announce fibre broadband plans for Cavan and other towns
There was good news for those wishing to avail of faster broadband in towns today as Vodafone and the ESB have announced a plan for fibre broadband service which is scheduled to be introduced to …
VIDEO: Shocking video shows woman slashed in the face with glass at an Irish Water protest today in Dublin
A shocking video has emerged on social media tonight depicting a woman allegedly having her face slashed with glass at a water protest today in Dublin. The incident which is said to have happened …
Dunnes conflict to ‘escalate’ after recent industrial action
The Dunnes Stores National Disputes Committee, which is part of the trade union Mandate, has confirmed its intention to “escalate” their campaign. The Mandate trade union held a meeting today to decide on further …
Mahon Tribunal findings will be locked away for three decades
With the tribunal wrapped up, and €158 million later, all sensitive findings will be locked away in a vault somewhere for the next 30 years or so. Chairman Mr. Justice Alan Mahon is expected to …
