New bill to allow compensation for Stardust inquest jurors

The Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has received approval to draft legislative amendments to put in place bespoke supports for jury selection and summoning in the Stardust inquests. It is intended that the legislation will be passed before the summer recess and enacted quickly, enabling the Coroner to commence the inquests in line with her … Read more

Recruitment: Hiring full-time Warehouse Operatives at Cork

Cregg Recruitment is looking for full-time Warehouse Operatives with forklift experience, in Fermoy, Co. Cork. Previous experience in a similar role would be an advantage, but not essential. Hours of Work: Monday – Friday, 8 am – 4 pm Rate of Pay: €13.50 per hour Job Requirements Previous experience working on a ram/warehouse or food … Read more

Recall alert for Batch of Instant Noodles due to presence of Unauthorised Pesticide

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) issued a recall notice to shoppers for a batch of Lucky Me Instant Pancit Canton Noodles. Product: Lucky Me! Instant Pancit Canton Noodles Hot Chili Flavour; pack size: 60g Batch Code: Best before date: 27/07/2022  Country Of Origin:  Thailand The above batch of Lucky Me! Instant Pancit Canton … Read more

Indian Legendary cricketer Mithali Raj retires from international cricket

Indian cricketer Mithali Raj announced her decision to retire from all forms of International Cricket on Wednesday. She revealed it on Twitter, and thanked everyone for the “love and support”. Mithali, 39, wrote, “I feel now is the perfect time to call curtains on my playing career as the team is in the capable hands of … Read more

Pedestrian (70s) in critical condition following Galway collision

A pedestrian in his 70s is in critical condition after a serious road traffic collision which took place in Galway City. The incident took place in the Prospect Hill area of Galway at around 10 am this morning. At about 10 am, Gardaí were alerted following a collision involving a truck and a pedestrian at … Read more

Over 300 jobs announced for major summer recruitment drive

Excel Recruitment has announced over 300 jobs as part of a recruitment drive to work at events taking place this summer. Excel Recruitment said that Dublin will host the bulk of the events, while they are looking to fill positions all over the country. The events will be held at locations right across the country, … Read more

Johnny Depp spent nearly Rs 48 lakh at Indian restaurant in UK

Hollywood star Johnny Depp reportedly ‘celebrated’ the verdict of his court battle against ex-wife Amber Heard, with a curry dinner. According to the reports, the actor spent $62,000 (Rs 48.1 lakh) on a special dinner with friends at an Indian restaurant in Birmingham England on Sunday. Johnny visited the Indian restaurant named Varanasi along with … Read more

3 schools from Galway win ‘START’ competition by Health Research Board

Three primary schools from Galway were shortlisted as finalists in the annual Schools Teaching Awareness of Randomised Trials (START) competition, which is run by the Health Research Board-Trials Methodology Research Network (HRB-TMRN). START is held in celebration of International Clinical Trials Day and the anniversary of the first clinical trial carried out in 1747 in … Read more

Majority of Irish enterprises involved in innovative activities

Almost 60% of Irish enterprises were involved in innovation activities during 2020, figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO). The total spends on innovation in Ireland was €7.4bn in 2020, an increase of 36.3% on the 2018 figure of €5.5bn. The main driver for this increase was a 100.6% rise in expenditure for in-house R&D … Read more

Foreign minister Coveney visit Finland and Sweden

The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Defence Simon Coveney is visiting Helsinki and Stockholm.  During his visit, the Minister will meet with Finland’s Minister for Foreign Affairs Pekka Haavisto, Finland’s Defence Minister Antti Kaikkonen and Sweden’s Foreign Minister Ann Linde. Minister Coveney will use this opportunity to discuss Russia’s War of Aggression against … Read more

Environment goods and services production reaches €6.6 billion in 2019: CSO

The new figures from The Central Statistics Office show that the environment goods and services gross output was €6.6 billion in 2019. The Central Statistics Office (CSO) released its environment goods and services sector output figures for 2019 on Tuesday. Gerard Keogh, the statistician in the environment and climate division, said the estimated gross output … Read more

Taoiseach to unveil John Hume sculpture at European Parliament

Taoiseach Micheál Martin will travel to Strasbourg for engagements in the Council of Europe and in the European Parliament today and tomorrow. Today, Mr. Martin will meet with representatives of the Council of Europe to mark Ireland’s Presidency of the body from May to November of this year. He will also pay a visit to … Read more