Many people are already planning about a well-deserved vacation via Dublin Airport as the summer months draw near. However, the ongoing cost of living crisis means holidaymakers may be looking to cut costs on their trip wherever possible. One way to do so is by not paying for hand luggage, which can be a significant … Read more
Next Wednesday, Wowburger will be giving away 800 free burgers. The promotion coincides with the chain’s introduction of its new WOW Chicken Burger and will be available at eight of its Dublin outlets, according to Dublin Live. A limited-edition version of the newest menu item was introduced last month, but it has already been brought … Read more
During a game between two Dublin-based teams over the weekend, a football player allegedly suffered a significant neck injury at the hands of a member of the other squad. Following the shocking incident that took place during a match with St. Brendan’s United in the city on Saturday, Celtic United FC claimed that their man … Read more
Forecasters have issued a thunderstorm warning for 15 counties in Ireland. With thunderstorms and heavy rain expected between midday and 9 p.m. on Sunday, Met Éireann has issued a Yellow notice. According to the forecaster, it was probable that some houses and businesses will experience flooding, which might harm structures or buildings. “There is a … Read more
The most recent France air traffic control strike will cause a number of flights to and from Dublin Airport to be cancelled tomorrow. Michael O’Leary, the CEO of Ryanair, said yesterday that his company would cancel 220 flights around Europe. Although a Ryanair spokeperson was unable to provide an exact list of the flights impacted, … Read more
Some of the biggest supermarkets in the country have reduced the price of milk. After Lidl announced a 10 cent reduction in the price of in-store milk, Aldi, Tesco, and SuperValu all made a similar announcement a few hours later. The move was made in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis following the outbreak of … Read more
A man has been taken into custody by gardai who are looking into an armed robbery that took place at a business location in Stillorgan, Dublin, on Saturday afternoon. Gardaí were alerted to a panic alarm activation when a lone male entered the business premises armed with what is understood to be a knife. The … Read more
Ryanair has announced that more than 200 flights would not depart on Monday. Micheal O’Leary, CEO of Ryanair, blamed last-minute disruptions to French air traffic control strikes in a video message posted to Twitter. There will be 40,000 people affected by the cancellation of 220 flights on Monday. Mr. O’Leary apologised to the customers and … Read more
People have been warned by the Department of Social Protection that previously approved deductions may apply to their cost of living payment. As part of the government’s continued attempts to curb rising costs, the payment was made on April 24. Those who have received welfare payments for more than a year are eligible for the … Read more
A well-known store in Dublin announced its closing after more than a century in business. After a remarkable 106 years in business, the Fairview hardware store Edge & Sons is currently for sale, Dublin Live reported. Owner Victor Edge explained the closure to Dublin Live by saying, “My years have caught on me, I’m afraid. slowly … Read more
After garda seized suspected cocaine and cannabis with an estimated worth of €100,000, a man in his 20s has been given the order to appear in court. As part of an ongoing investigation into the sale and supply of drugs in the Westmeath Region, officers conducted a search of a house on Friday. An estimated … Read more
A Waterford student drowned on Friday afternoon after having trouble swimming in west Waterford. According to The Irish Examiner, the victim was identified last night as Cian Nugent (21), an engineering student at UCC from Old Parish in the Waterford Gaeltacht. Mr. Nugent, who comes from a farming background, was one of five people swimming … Read more
The Central Statistics Office (CSO)’s most recent estimates indicate that Ireland’s annual rate of inflation dropped to 6.3% in April. According to the EU Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP), which allows for comparisons with nations in the Eurozone, the figure is down from 7% in the 12 months leading up to March. The HICP … Read more
Aldi has started hiring for more than 360 positions across its 156 shops around the nation. There are 99 roles open in Dublin, 73 of which are permanent employment and 26 of which are on fixed-term contracts. The announcement follows Aldi’s hike in the starting hourly wage for shop employees in February, which offered a … Read more
This summer, Aer Lingus will begin service to three additional popular European vacation spots from Dublin Airport. The Irish airline will shortly start operating flights to Olbia on the Italian island of Sardinia, to the Greek island of Kos beginning on May 2, and to Brindisi in Italy beginning on May 27. Ireland’s visitors have … Read more