‘It’s going to be a dogfight’: Three winners and three losers from the political week
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Ireland just signed up to a global pact aimed at keeping things from kicking off in outer space
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No prosecutions for ticket-touting rules breach in five years since law was introduced
Some events, such as next year’s Ryder Cup at Adare Manor in Co Limerick, are not covered by…
Oracle to shed 150 jobs in Ireland as it grapples with AI cash crunch – The Irish Times
Oracle has told the Government that it plans to axe some 150 Irish jobs, about 15 per cent…
Airbnb register unlikely before summer amid Cabinet tensions
Short-term accommodation providers will have to have appropriate permissions in law that aims to bring more houses into…
What do my heating, shower and tumble dryer cost to run, and how can I reduce energy costs? – The Irish Times
Last week the views of two Government Ministers diverged dramatically when they were talking about where energy prices…
Robert Watt set to be paid €280,000 a year to lead Dublin city regeneration body – The Irish Times
The former top civil servant in the Department of Health, Robert Watt, is expected to be named as…
Electricity bills could increase by up to 9% with gas even higher, Minister says – The Irish Times
The Government is preparing for domestic electricity prices to increase by between 4 and 9 per cent with…
Foley expresses surprise, says no one in Government knew in advance – The Irish Times
Minister for Children Norma Foley has said no one in Government knew in advance that Michael Healy-Rae was…
Data storage company Qumulo to create 50 jobs in Ireland over three years – The Irish Times
US data storage company Qumulo has said it will create 50 new jobs in Ireland over the next…
Irish firms will have greater freedom to work with military under plan to cut ‘red tape’ – The Irish Times
Irish businesses will have more freedom to work in the defence sector, under a Minister’s plans to scrap…
What will the war in the Middle East mean for Irish consumers? From heating bills to mortgages – The Irish Times
For the third time since 2020, Irish consumers are asking what impact unanticipated and enormous global upheaval will…