Less than twenty four hours after the new legislation about plain packaging is signed into law, three tobacco companies, Japan Tobacco International, Philip Morris and Imperial Tobacco, have all submitted written documentation to the Government …
New plans being discussed by the Government may see the end of the controversial means testing for families of seriously ill children applying for medical cards. Minister for Health Leo Varadkar is said to be …
President Michael D Higgins has this afternoon signed new laws that specify that cigarettes will need to be sold in plain packaging. The effective date for this new legislation will be decided by the Minister …
The Government marked its fourth year anniversary of taking up office yesterday. Today, Enda Kenny and Joan Burton are holding a press conference to talk about what has been achieved, and what’s left in the …
Spend, spend, spend. How easy it is to splurge when it’s other people’s money you’re using. Altogether, the most reviled utility company in the country has used €1.1million on advertising since its inception in July …
Nearly 5,000 Dunnes Stores staff, all members of the Mandate trade union, are poised to undertake a one-day strike on Thursday, April 02, unless management engages with the workers on the ongoing dispute about …
Authorities have begun investigations into the deaths of a man and a woman in their 80s. The couple were found dead inside their residence in Churchtown, Dublin 14, yesterday evening. It is understood they had …
A new report just published by the most accursed utility in Ireland reveals that a new water source will soon be urgently needed for the country’s Eastern and Midlands regions. According to Irish Water, water …
British Army bomb disposal units made a pipe bomb safe earlier today, after the device was found in a garden in the Shore Crescent area of north Belfast. PSNI detectives confirmed the device was discovered …
Gardai and the Dublin Fire Brigade attended an emergency call in Churchtown, at around 6:30pm this evening. On arrival, they found two injured casualties, believed to be a man and a woman. Paramedics suspect a …
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