The government has approved extending the provisions of the Offences Against the State and Criminal Justice Acts for another twelve months. The move is in line with the commitment in the Programme for Government to annually renew the provisions of both Acts. Following the Cabinet meeting, Minister McEntee said, “The renewal of these laws is … Read more
PayPal has confirmed that it is seeking to cut a total of 307 jobs from its Irish operations in Dundalk and Dublin. PayPal said in a statement, “PayPal is proposing to remove a selection of roles at its sites in Dublin and Dundalk following a review of its operational needs.” “We are proposing a reduction of 307 … Read more
A female cyclist (19) is in a critical condition in hospital following a collision with a taxi car in Cork city. The incident took place at shortly before 2am this morning at the junction of Anglesea Street and Union Quay in Cork city. A garda spokesperson said: “The cyclist, a woman aged 19 years, was removed from the … Read more
Up to 30,000 medical procedures and appointments are being cancelled nationwide today and tomorrow due to strike action by medical scientists. 2100 medical scientists are going on strike as they step up their campaign over long-standing pay and career development issues. They’re refusing to carry out routine lab services from 8 am to 8 pm … Read more
Irish software company Cora Systems has announced the creation of over 300 new jobs. Half of the jobs will be placed in Ireland. The new roles will involve expanding the company’s Irish research and development team, global sales and marketing positions as well as roles in their solutions and professional services teams around the world. … Read more
The Department of Environment, Climate and Communications would like to invite young people, of all abilities, aged 18 and under, to take part in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) art competition. To take part all you have to do is submit a drawing/painting showing what the Sustainable Development Goals mean to you! The winning piece of … Read more
Department of Education has confirmed that a contribution at a total cost of €5.3 million will be provided to address the impact of the increased cost of fuel for Quarter 1 and Quarter 2 of 2022 for contractors operating on the department’s school transport scheme. School transport, which is managed by Bus Éireann on behalf … Read more
Public health specialist Dr. Derval Igoe of the Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) has said that a management team has been set up to prepare for the “eventuality” of monkeypox arriving in Ireland. Dr. Derval Igoe told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland that “It is always better to be prepared”. Dr. Igoe said, “Symptoms are usually … Read more
As the rich and powerful from across the globe gathered in the Swiss town of Davos for the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2022, Oxfam International Today said the COVID-19 pandemic has seen one new billionaire emerging every 30 hours, while nearly one million people could be pushed into extreme poverty every 33 hours in … Read more
Pharmaceutical giant Merck has announced plans to invest €440 million in its Co Cork operations, and it will create more than 370 permanent jobs by the end of 2027. The €440m investment will include the expansion of Merck’s facility in Carrigtwohill and a new manufacturing facility at Blarney Business Park in Cork. Merck said this … Read more
A man in his 50s has died after being found with serious injuries in an apartment in Co Kerry. Gardai in Tralee are investigating the incident. Shortly after 7 pm on Sunday, Gardaí and emergency services attended an apartment in the Abbey Court apartment complex, Tralee, where a man in his 50s was discovered with … Read more
“Registrations open for Ireland’s leading literary event-International Literature Festival Dublin.” International Literature Festival Dublin is Ireland’s leading literary event. This Literature Festival is an event to celebrate stories. Venue Merrion Square Park is the venue where International Literature Festival Dublin is being held. This event which started on 19 May 2022 will be held until … Read more
“Dublin City Council has launched a new outdoor market in Phibsborough.” This outdoor market with food and groceries will be taking place every Friday from 11.30 am to 6.30 pm. In order to get fresh produce, microgreens, cheese, and many such wonderful items you just need to visit this market located at Royal Canal Bank … Read more
“Capel Street is now a traffic-free street, making it the longest pedestrianised street in Dublin.“ Capel Street is now a traffic-free street, apart from deliveries that will take place between 6 am to 11 am. For the first 2 weeks, traffic management will be on-site. The on-site traffic management is for the people to get … Read more
“Go paperless. The innovative technology Green Till offers digital receipts to ease environmental concerns as well as the weight in our wallets.” An innovative design to completely change the idea of paper receipts into digital has been introduced by 3 engineers with the app Green Till. This design is a great service to the environment … Read more