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A bridesmaid-to-be has said she had a panic attack at work when her employer told her she would face a disciplinary meeting amid a row over taking annual leave for…

Updated / Wednesday, 28 Oct 2026 16:47 Getty Almost seven in ten households are near a high frequency bus service, new CSO figures reveal New figures from the Central Statistics…

British finance minister John Healey has announced support to help households through the "global economic storms" with subsidies for energy bills and a freeze in fuel duty for drivers in…

European transparency campaigners have accused Ireland of caving to pressure from Big Tech in order to allegedly water down safeguards preventing technology corporations from using Europeans' personal data without their…

Oil prices rose around 1% today after an attack on a refinery in Saudi Arabia, the world's top crude exporter, renewed concerns about supply risks due to the conflicts in…

GSK has today beaten third-quarter sales and profit expectations, driven by demand for specialty medicines after the drugmaker began a strategic overhaul under CEO Luke Miels to accelerate growth and…

Minister for Defence Helen McEntee has confirmed that a new subsea cable incident reporting protocol between Ireland and the UK has been put in place. Both countries have recently tested…

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the volume of retail sales slowed by 0.4% in September when compared with August on a seasonally adjusted basis. The CSO…

The Irish arm of social media giant TikTok last year recorded pre-tax losses of $203.7m (€183m) despite revenues rising by 32% to $1.135 billion. New accounts filed by TikTok Technology…

Luxury carmaker Aston Martin has hailed signs of its turnaround paying off as sales were boosted by orders of its supercar Valhalla. The British brand said it had managed to…