FSAI issues warning after Tanaiste Leo Varadkar posts photos of his fridge The post gathered a lot of interest online, as many people tried to figure out what the foods in the photo were Dublin Live · Oct 18, 2022
New Irish Amazon fulfilment centre hiring for jobs in range of roles with incredible benefits The Dublin centre, which opened in August, is Amazon’s first fulfilment centre in Ireland and will provide faster delivery for customers across the country, including one-day delivery on hundreds of thousands of items Irish Mirror · Oct 17, 2022
Ireland's first satellite 'to open doors' for more space demonstrations The satellite, known as the Educational Irish Research satellite 1 – or Eirsat-1 – will be launched from the ESA’s base in French Guiana between January 20 and February 20 Irish Mirror · Oct 17, 2022
Charities issue stark warning over homeless deaths due to lack of beds as people sleep on Dublin streets "If these extra beds are not brought into the system there are going to be deaths.” Dublin Live · Oct 16, 2022
Homeless charity warns that 'people will die' ahead of tough winter Charities are warning of homeless deaths unless extra beds promised under Dublin Regional Homeless Executive’s winter initiative are rolled out. Irish Mirror · Oct 16, 2022
Mica homeowner on how property scandal almost drove him to suicide "There have been suicides - I have thought about it myself." Belfast Live · Oct 15, 2022
Covid Ireland: Stephen Donnelly gives grim winter restrictions update as cases rise ‘significantly’ Health Minister Stephen Donnelly was speaking as he brought a memo to the Government outlining what steps will be taken if there’s another Covid wave this winter. He said he brought the memo to Cabinet with advice from Chief Medical Officer Professor Breda Smyth. Irish Mirror · Oct 11, 2022
Locals dug through Creeslough rubble in 'flip-flops' It comes as hundreds of people gathered at vigils in memory of the 10 people lost in Friday's blast Dublin Live · Oct 10, 2022
Praise for volunteers who dug through Creeslough blast debris in 'flip-flops' It comes as hundreds of people gathered at vigils in memory of the 10 people lost in Friday's blast Irish Mirror · Oct 10, 2022
Irish premier says ‘entire nation is mourning’ as tributes paid to blast victims Ten people were killed in the explosion in Creeslough, Co Donegal on Friday. The Independent UK · Oct 8, 2022
Creeslough Applegreen explosion: More details about those killed emerge as families and friends pay tribute Teenage rugby player, a mother and son, young woman and shop worker have now been named locally as being among those who died Belfast Live · Oct 8, 2022
Tributes paid to 10 killed in petrol station explosion as victims’ names emerge Young child and two teenagers among those killed in blast The Independent UK · Oct 8, 2022
Dublin pubs may be forced to sell bottled beer in the dark, publican warns Pub boss TJ McInerney was responding to power outage warnings from Ireland’s State-owned energy operator Eirgrid and Tanaiste Leo Varadkar Dublin Live · Oct 7, 2022
Young people from unionist backgrounds in Northern Ireland tell why they support a united Ireland 'I don't think a border poll should happen tomorrow, but we definitely need to be discussing what a united Ireland would look like' Irish Mirror · Oct 1, 2022
Belfast Live · Oct 1, 2022 Meet the young people from a unionist background who support a united Ireland Two young people from unionist backgrounds tell Belfast Live why they are joining an event in Dublin to support a united Ireland
Irish Mirror · Sep 29, 2022 Children with special needs 'left in limbo' over assessment delays, TD warns 'Thousands of children have been failed by the state, left in limbo while they wait for care to which they’re entitled'
Irish Mirror · Sep 28, 2022 Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary calls UK tax plans 'nuts' 'I think they could bankrupt the UK economy in the next two years'
Irish Mirror · Sep 28, 2022 Michael O'Leary warns Government over 'unfair' environmental taxes on airlines 'What’s going on at the moment is fundamentally unfair and wrong. It’s very damaging'
Belfast Live · Sep 28, 2022 Alliance denies 'sitting on the fence' in declining invite to Ireland's Future event Stephen Farry said the party is "content to take part in debate" but he described the conference as a "rally" to endorse Irish unity
Irish Mirror · Sep 24, 2022 What is the average salary in Ireland and what's in Budget 2023 for the typical worker? A cost of living package is set to provide some relief, with the average worker to benefit from once-off payments and some other increases
Irish Mirror · Sep 22, 2022 Budget 2023: How possible measures could affect middle income earners on €35,000 to €50,000 A range of new measures have been discussed by the Government aimed at helping middle income earners who have been worst affected by the rise of inflation
Dublin Live · Sep 21, 2022 Budget 2023: How possible measures could affect middle income earners on €35,000 to €50,000 It's less than a week before Budget Day, and we look at what middle income earners can expect
Irish Mirror · Aug 26, 2022 Fears grow for Ireland winter blackouts as ESRI says it is possible This is the latest acknowledgement of the potentially looming blackouts this winter.
Irish Mirror · Aug 24, 2022 I earn between €35k and €50k - what might Budget 2023 have for me? Supports are expected to focus on middle and lower income earners who have been worst affected by the rising rate of inflation
Irish Mirror · Aug 23, 2022 Budget 2023 update - social welfare hikes, €500 energy payment and other measures under consideration Among the measures under consideration is an energy payment of up to €500, a once-off double Child Benefit payment in December and a boost to social welfare payments