Dublin’s 3Arena posts box office revenue of €71m
The €71.37 million at the box office was generated from more than 1 million fans paying at the door of the 3Arena in 2024, ...
Nicola Sturgeon derides Humza Yousaf’s ‘catastrophic’ handling of Scottish government deal
Yousaf’s handling of the end of the Bute House Agreement with the Greens, which precipitated his downfall last year, was “catastrophic”, Sturgeon said. She also accused him of failing to “reset” the ...
Ryanair fails in appeal over decision holding it cannot sue Italian competition watchdog in Ireland
Airline had brought proceedings against Ireland’s competition regulator and Italy’s AGCM over raid on the Ryanair’s Airside offices at Dublin Airport in March, 2024 ...
Omagh bombing inquiry: ‘The bomb affected how I felt about where I came from, driving me away from Northern Ireland’
There have been many inquiries into killings during the Troubles but this seems unique, allowing families to express their ...
Hurling is such a local obsession in Tipperary so where have the supporters gone?
The cold distance between the Tipperary team and the Tipperary public has troubled Liam Cahill him for a while ...
Ciorruithe tromchúiseacha fógartha ag Foras na Gaeilge
Ceanneagraíochtaí, Séala an Aistriúcháin agus obair ar an gCorpas Foclóireachta i measc na scéimeanna agus na dtionscadal a ...
St Brigid’s Day: 10 things to see and do this bank holiday weekend
Kildare’s celebration of St Brigid takes place over the bank holiday weekend and beyond, and will commemorate St Brigid ...
Man dies after collision involving three vehicles in north Co Dublin
A man has died following a road crash in north Co Dublin on Friday morning. The incident involved three vehicles and happened ...
Homelessness numbers drop slightly in December after record November
Homeless charities have said there is often a temporary decline in homelessness in December and the figures need to be seen against a 12 per cent increase in overall homelessness over the last year, ...
Regional independents entitled to speak as members of Opposition, Fianna Fáil legal advice states
It continues by outlining that standing orders – the rules under which the Dáil operates – dictate that such groups have ...
Storm Éowyn’s devastating aftermath overshadows Ireland’s political turbulence
From Seanad election latest to the neverending Dáil speaking rights row, it's your essential end-of-week politics catch-up ...
Around 74,000 still without power and 800 without water a week on from Storm Éowyn
The number of homes, farms and businesses still without electricity as a result of storm damage has fallen to about 74,000, according to ESB Networks' latest update. The utility said by midday Friday ...