Man (20s) arrested at Palestine protest during Taoiseach visit to DCU
Student-led movement describes Garda response as ‘intense’
Trump tariffs live updates: Donald Trump faces widespread backlash from US lawmakers including senior Republican Mitch McConnell
Trump tariffs: Martin says US may not have understood the complexity of tariffs on EU pharmaceuticals when it was first suggested
Measles case reported at Dublin art college in second HSE alert in two days
Staff and students have been warned to be vigilant about symptoms following possible exposure last week
Electric vehicle sales rebound with 29% growth in March
However, in the new car market share for the year, petrol cars continue to lead the market with more than one in four
Workforce productivity in Irish economy falls by most in EU, latest data shows
Despite the drop, labour productivity here still the highest in the EU, driven by the performance of multinationals
Irish man given nod to head up Penneys was cutting his teeth in business at 21
The 52-year-old, who was previously CFO at Greencore, chosen by ABF to take up top job on interim basis following resignation
Volume of goods handled by Irish ports up 7% last year
Goods forwarded from Irish ports amounted to 15.6 million tonnes in 2024, which was down slightly when compared with the year before
Irish victims of WhatsApp fraud lost an average of €1,200 last year
We ranked as the second worst affected country for fraudsters targeting people through the messaging app, Revolut says
US health data platform to create 125 jobs with new Galway facility
Group plans to continue to build out its Galway-based team beyond 2027 with various technology roles and corporate functions
Irish crime writer Ken Bruen dies aged 74
The author published more than 50 works including the acclaimed Jack Taylor crime novels
Three women killed and two children injured in crashes in Cork and Waterford
The incident happened around 4pm on Killarney Road, Mallow
Tourist slump deepens with 30% fall in visitors and €88m revenue loss
Central Statistics Office says February decline represents ‘acceleration’ of downward trend
Offshore surface vehicle project among nine recipients of €17.7m funding
Project financing announced through Research Ireland’s infrastructure programme
AIB warns businesses after ‘sharp increase’ in phone call fraud
Calls to customers claim to represent reputable companies and financial institutions, the bank said
Man dies in two-car collision in Co Westmeath
Garda forensic collision investigators have completed a technical examination of the scene, but road remains closed