A Workplace Relations Commission official sparked off a "witch hunt" after producing statistics in an equality claim suggesting he had more success mediating between workers and employers than three female…
Updated / Tuesday, 23 Jun 2026 14:00 A ferry service that operated in Carlingford Lough was described as a 'hugely valuable local amenity and transport link' (file image) Shared Island…
"Brexit means Brexit," said then British prime minister Theresa May. However, Brexit meant more red tape, more bureaucracy, and more customs officers poking their noses into your business, and that's…
The Housing Agency spent more than €7,000 on hotel accommodation for three members of staff to stay three nights in the French Riviera during a major property conference. The agency…
The television programming and broadcasting firm Patrick Kielty set up after securing the role of host of RTÉ's flagship Late Late Show last year paid out dividends of €218,590. The…
The European Central Bank has today secured key parliamentary backing for the launch of a digital euro, an electronic means of payments aimed at making the euro zone less reliant…
At least 36 commodity carriers transited the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, a record level since the start of the Middle East war in late February, according to data from the…
Britain's approval of plans to expand Gatwick Airport was lawful, London's High Court ruled today, after a legal challenge brought by campaigners. The opening of a second runway at Britain's…
It is understood that around 150 Irish-based jobs are under threat at Guinness parent company Diageo. The drinks giant has informed the Irish Government of potential job cuts. A spokesperson…
