The navigation was closed at Level C5 on Wednesday 1 July due to the obstruction caused by the partially sunken barge at ...
The annual Open Day is an opportunity for the community to spend time at the lifeboat station, meet the volunteer crews who ...
The CSO figures suggest that data centres remain on track to overtake all Irish urban and rural homes for electricity ...
The event, which has been a highlight of the town’s summer calendar for more than half a century, will take place between ...
A luxury architecture firm is accused of ignoring “foreseeable risks” after a man was struck by a falling window pane and “killed instantly”, a court heard. Mick Ferris, 53, was crushed when a window ...
With temperatures expected to reach 30°C this week, employment experts have warned that a legal loophole means Irish workers ...
A baby swan has been rescued in Doonbeg, Co Clare, after they were spotted in the path of heavy machinery by a passer-by. The ...
Meta is culling about 20% of its Irish workforce, double the planned global average at the company, as part of a wave of job ...
Three Trucam II cameras, a hand-held equivalent to the safety camera vans, will be deployed over the next three months ...
A new PSNI pilot programme will see hand-held cameras equipped with laser and video capability used to catch speeding ...
A recent Court of Appeal decision highlights procedural difficulties for Defendants when considering an application to strike out proceedings on ...
The last time Clara resident Atiya Al-Sahhar saw his family was 12 years ago, in Gaza, before he left for a work trip to ...