Suspect remains in custody as police in Ireland probe murders of two men Detectives in Sligo suspect that Aidan Moffitt, 42, and Michael Snee, 58, may have met their killer online. The Independent UK · Apr 14, 2022
Simon Coveney visiting Kyiv to discuss Irish support for Ukraine The Irish minister will meet Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba and Ukrainian defence minister Oleksii Reznikov. The Independent UK · Apr 14, 2022
Ireland weather: 'Bad news' for Easter weekend as Met Eireann forecast washout before big change Met Eireann predicts an unsettled few days, with the worst of the showers to hit on Sunday Irish Mirror · Apr 14, 2022
Shoppers intrigued as IKEA Ireland sells ‘flat pack’ chocolate Easter bunny IKEA has taken its flatpack fame to the next level, with a DIY chocolate bunny for Easter Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022
Stunning Irish model who was given three-month cancer 'death sentence' is alive and thriving 16 years on "My tumour was located in my brain stem, which is an inoperable location, and it was already very big when diagnosed (the size of a chicken egg)." Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022
We bought a pint of Heineken in an Irish pub with a tenner and the change was minuscule - is it Ireland's most expensive? How close are we to getting to spending €10 on a pint? Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022
RTE Liveline listener fumes as Virgin Mary statue used as sex toy in film to be released on Good Friday Benedetta is being released on Good Friday in Ireland, and tells the story of a novice nun in the 17th century who joins an Italian convent and has a lesbian love affair with another nun. Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022
Biscuits, ice-cream and more foods you need to bin right now as Dunnes, Tesco and Lidl issue recalls The Food Safety Authority of Ireland has issued a number of recalls for certain batches of products including biscuits and ice-cream. Households are being encouraged to check their cupboards, fridges and freezers for the affected items. Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022
Ireland's most expensive Easter egg will set you back a whopping €70 The Dublin-based company said that the cacao used for Treasure of the Rainforest eggs is of a “very tiny amount of cacao that is left untouched for native people to grow in the rainforests of Bolivia and this is true wild Criollo". Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022
Ireland braced for major solar storm within hours amid fears of blackouts and ‘internet apocalypse’ Prediction models from both NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) show the storm hitting on Thursday, April 14 Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022
Artelo Shares Jump On Favorable Preclinical Data In Cancer-Related Muscle-Wasting Syndrome Artelo Biosciences Inc (NASDAQ: ARTL) says its ART27.13 shows promising preclinical results in protecting human muscle cells from cancer-induced muscle degeneration (cachexia) via a CB2 mediated mechanism of action. ART27.13 is a peripherally selective G-Protein Coupled Receptor (GPCR) full agonist currently in clinical development for cancer-related anorexia. "These exciting early results demonstrate that ART27.13… Benzinga · Apr 13, 2022
Is Good Friday a Bank Holiday in Ireland and am I entitled to increased pay? Despite the fact that banks are closed on Friday as well as many businesses, those who are scheduled to work won’t be entitled to Public Holiday pay for this day Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022
Met Eireann's 30-day forecast shows one weather system 'more dominant than usual' as big change expected Sunny spells and temperatures slightly above average are also expected for the rest of April and into early May Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022
Cost of living Ireland: People can save over €200 with latest electricity and gas VAT cuts The fuel allowance payment was set to end in April Dublin Live · Apr 13, 2022
Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022 Cost of living crisis a 'canary in the coal mine' for what lies ahead if energy supply not secured, says Sinn Fein's Mary Lou McDonald 'This crisis is undoubtedly the canary in the coal mine - the warning of what will lie ahead for ordinary people if energy generation and supply is not secured for Ireland'
Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022 New 'cruise-ferry' will sail direct from Ireland to Spain with plenty onboard for holidaymakers The ship has a Spanish theme, which is a first for the company.
Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022 Garda checkpoints Ireland: Officers to ramp up one type of test in the coming days as drivers warned While a general appeal for road users to take greater care on the road has been issued, there will be a particular focus on drug driving
Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022 VAT on gas and electricity to be cut from 13.5% to 9% for six months in bid to reduce customer bills Gas bills across Ireland were an average of €800-€900 in 2021 and are now expected to hit €1,100-€1,400 in the second half of 2022
Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022 Republic of Ireland boss Vera Pauw hails 'Tigers' that stunned Sweden Ireland held firm against Sweden as they boosted their World Cup hopes.
Dublin Live · Apr 13, 2022 Dublin Bus jobs: Clerical officer role available with amazing perks The largest public transport provider in Ireland is on the hunt for clerical officers who will work on a six month fixed term contract
Dublin Live · Apr 13, 2022 Covid-19 Ireland: Hospitalisations drop below 1,000 as Leo Varadkar says 'we've come through Omicron2 wave' The Tanaiste is urging those eligible for a fourth dose to come forward
Tribune News Service · Apr 13, 2022 Review: 'Thin Places,' by Kerri ni Dochartaigh NONFICTION: A survivor bravely confronts the trauma caused by Northern Ireland's protracted, deadly conflict.
Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022 Ireland weather: Met Eireann pinpoints glimpse of summer sun before another big change this weekend Easter weekend plans may be hampered by an unexpected return of wet and dull conditions
Dublin Live · Apr 13, 2022 Kinahan Cartel seven leaders named and shamed We look at the seven top dogs in one of the world’s leading and most dangerous organised crime gangs
Irish Mirror · Apr 13, 2022 Garry Ringrose vows Leinster will adopt 'win at all costs' approach against Connacht The Ireland centre admits the Blues must be clinical to see off their provincial rivals for a place in the last eight of the Champions Cup on Friday evening