Ryanair rejects €108m fine for cabin luggage fees among other practices
Five budget carriers deemed to have violated customer rights with various practices in ruling seen as challenge to business models
Can power-hungry data centres help our green energy targets?
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Man escapes from car after crash following alleged abduction in Cork
Investigating gardaí are examining allegations of assault and false imprisonment in Douglas area of city in early hours of Sunday
Asylum seekers in Crooksling to be housed indoors as temperatures drop below zero
Government says contingency arrangements are in place for men to be moved indoors during ‘severe weather’
Garda search for couple who disappeared a decade ago stood down
Search of open lands in north Co Dublin finds no trace of William Maughan and Anastasija Varslavane
‘We’re not giving up until she is found’: Search for Galway swimmer to continue through poor weather
Máire Ní Fhátharta was last known to have been at Silverstrand near Barna last Tuesday
Is it accurate to label Fine Gael’s manifesto a ‘McCreevy/Cowen tribute act’?
Simon Harris’s party has promised €7bn-worth of tax cuts, €2.5bn pension increases and a range of public sector spending
Area inside Ballyfin Demesne hotel sealed off as crime scene after fatal assault
Man in his 30s being questioned by gardaí following death of man in his 60s shortly after arrival from US
Chambers rejects Donohoe’s ‘disingenuous and misleading’ criticism of Fianna Fáil manifesto
Election 2024: Fine Gael Minister says Fianna Fáil’s calculations left a lot to be desired and raised questions around costing
Irish chefs return to the kitchen in post-Covid bounce
Fáilte Ireland research has identified a softening of difficulty in filling key hospitality roles, although staff concerns linger
Financial wellbeing and literacy across demographics subject of report
Call for better financial education as Competition and Consumer Protection Commission finds women, lone parents and unemployed have worst understanding of finance
St Vincent de Paul prepares for record number of calls over financial hardship in 2024
Continuing cost-of-living crisis fuels rising scale of poverty even before Christmas rush, charity says
‘Too many teachers in the Dáil’: Are they the most represented profession in the chamber?
Continuous presence in Dáil and ability to reach highest levels of power counter Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary’s claim he could not rely on them to ‘get things done’
Grant Thornton Ireland and US to merge
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Twenty new judges to be appointed following introduction of legislation
Six are to be assigned each to the District Court, Circuit Court and High Court, with two additional judges to go to the Court of Appeal