A popular Donegal food truck is being forced to close down due to rising costs such as electric and fuel prices. The Copper Pan in Milford has been opened for over a year and served many locals on a… [+1633 chars]
A TEMPORARY POWER plant in North Dublin is set to take 15 months to build and will be in operation for up to five years, according to a report published by the Department of the Environment, Climate … [+5815 chars]
A Dublin GAA clubs former bar manager claims she was falsely made redundant because she objected to illicit drinking in the clubhouse during the Covid-19 lockdown. Eileen Grimes has lodged a complai… [+2518 chars]
A Sligo parcel depot manager unfairly sacked in a row that started with him refusing his bosss demand that he start work three hours earlier than normal has been awarded over 13,000 in compensation. … [+4929 chars]
In 2009, Silicon Valley lost its silicon. That year Intel, one of the valleys iconic companies, closed its last chip plant in the region. Even though the facility was at its home base city of Santa C… [+5065 chars]
I have a friend who grows vegetables. So when the good weather arrived I phoned him thinking hed be out in the field, stooped over his onions and courgettes. And as I know nothing about vegetables I … [+4131 chars]
A woman whose partner gets up to 100 erections a day has admitted she struggles sometimes because she gets no rest.
This summer has seen many hurdles faced by staff at Dublin Airport amid shortages, long queues, and cancelled flights leaving many passengers slamming its operations. Like many businesses, the fallo… [+2782 chars]
Medical device firm Stryker, which specialises in 3D printing to treat bone related conditions, is set to create 600 new jobs in Co Cork. Stryker is hiring the new staff at its plant in Carrigtwohil… [+2216 chars]
The net wealth of Irish households has risen above 1 trillion for the first time in what equates to almost 200,000 for every man, woman and child in the State. The rise in wealth, detailed in the Ce… [+2988 chars]
A Sligo parcel depot manager unfairly sacked in a row that started with him refusing his bosss demand that he start work three hours earlier than normal has been awarded over 13,000 in compensation. … [+4929 chars]
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