DAA probes fresh complaint over ‘inappropriate’ behaviour by its chief executive Kenny Jacobs
Chief executive is leaving airports operator in January with reported €1m package Departing DAA chief executive Kenny Jacobs.…
Donegal man arrested over alleged hit and run in London
Police are investigating the collision (Joe Giddens/PA) A man has been arrested in Northern Ireland over an alleged…
DAA board probes new complaint about outgoing CEO Kenny Jacobs
Chief executive is leaving airports operator in January with reported €1m package Departing DAA chief executive Kenny Jacobs.…
‘Unusual’ Paul Henry coastal landscape bought by taoiseach John A Costello could fetch €150,000 at auction
Coastal Landscape with Galway Hookers, which is estimated to be worth €150,000, is one of two Henry paintings…
Singer Tony Christie on his relationship with money
Singer Tony Christie Tony Christie. Photo: Getty Tony Christie, born in south Yorkshire to an Irish family, found…
Woman (80s) killed in early morning car crash in Tipperary
BREAKINGÂ |Â . A woman in her 80s has died at the scene of a single-vehicle crash in Tipperary…
Lofty use of a terraced space in Inchicore
One couple has smartly optimised narrow terrace dimensions in the ‘Time Out’ accoladed neighbourhood Asking price: €425,000 Agent:…
Scotland’s wait to beat New Zealand continues as visitors stave off fightback at Murrayfield
Gregor Townsend’s side went in 17-0 down at the break despite being twice held up over the line.…
Irish in action: Sykes blow for World Cup qualifiers as Cullen and Azaz find the net
Burnley’s Josh Cullen scores their side’s second goal of the game during the Premier League match at the…
Harry Byrne highlights qualities with superb kicking display for Ireland ‘A’ in emphatic victory over Spain
Spain 24 Ireland ‘A’ 61 Harry Byrne of Ireland ‘A’ kicks a conversion during the friendly win over…
Bernard Jackman: Ryan Baird’s lineout calling could serve Ireland well
Back row tweak for Australia and South Africa games could tilt outcomes Ireland’s Ryan Baird wins a lineout…
‘I think they’re going to have a moment’ – are Irish B&Bs a dying breed, or a warm welcome in a world of key boxes?
Ireland’s B&Bs face huge challenges, from long hours to rising costs. But new ideas and an old-school welcome…