Trade unionist Ogle in new equality claim against Unite
Trade unionist Brendan Ogle is pursuing a new case under workplace equality law against Unite after having a disability discrimination action dismissed by the Labour Court last year. A second…
Trade unionist Brendan Ogle is pursuing a new case under workplace equality law against Unite after having a disability discrimination action dismissed by the Labour Court last year. A second…
A senior Aer Lingus manager has said that a second passage in a disciplinary investigation report, where he again seems to side with a pilot later demoted by the airline,…
Updated / Thursday, 18 Jun 2026 13:06 No interest rate changes from the Bank of England today The Bank of England kept interest rates on hold at 3.75% today, as…
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that a total of 9.1 million passengers passed through the five main Irish airports - Dublin, Cork, Shannon, Knock and Kerry -…
The Public Accounts Committee has heard that €1.3 billion has been spent on modular buildings for schools in the past five years. Labour TD Eoghan Kenny, a former teacher, told…
Plans are to be lodged with Dublin City Council in the coming days for 1,510 apartments by the Glass Bottle Consortium for the former Irish Glass Bottle and Fabrizia sites…