A security officer guarding tech giant Google’s Barrow Street base in Dublin was dismissed after being accused of falling asleep on the job. Donatus Okafor disputed falling asleep and said that he “just had his eyes closed for a long duration of time”. Mr Okafor stated that after taking anti-depressant medication on 4 April 2022 … Read more
Under a pilot scheme starting in Dublin and Waterford, hundreds of expectant parents will get a variety of items for their child. The so-called “baby bundle” will include toys to promote early communication, baby bathing aids, and a variety of home care products to assist new parents following the delivery. 150 families from Waterford University … Read more
The Association of Higher Civil and Public Servants (AHCPS) has heard calls for staff in Government departments to be moved to a four-day working week. The AHCPS met in Dublin for its annual delegate conference and passed two resolutions calling for a shorter working week. Delegates called on their unions to support the Irish Congress … Read more
Greedflation is the new word for when companies exploit inflation as a justification to increase their profit margins. Especially in light of the fact that customers are facing a problem caused by cost of living, companies view it as cynical. Also, the European Central Bank has issued a warning, noting that it is “closely” monitoring … Read more
After nearly three decades in business, a popular Indian restaurant has decided to close its doors to the public. Residents of Dun Laoghaire were devastated by the horrific news, which was announced by Shakira Indian Restaurant on George’s Street Lower. The well-known restaurant said that a another Indian restaurant, unrelated to Shakira, is currently running … Read more
Today’s meeting of government leaders is expected to include a discussion on the accommodation of asylum seekers. It comes in response to a decision made by the High Court. The High Court found last month that Roderic O’Gorman, minister of integration, was in violation of the law by not housing one asylum claimant. The court … Read more
The cost of living crisis will result in increased trash fees starting today for thousands of families in Dublin and across the nation. The Irish Mirror reports that Panda Recycling will start charging €3.80 for each compost container lift. The new fee was added less than a year after Panda Recycling raised its service fees … Read more
As one of the warmest days of the year so far, Dublin will scorch in 20 degree heat today. But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows, as Met Eireann has issued a warning of heavy and thundery rains that pose a danger of spot flooding. Two weather alerts are also in effect today for different … Read more
In a dispute over the implementation of many changes, including the recognition and remuneration of paramedics, SIPTU members of the National Ambulance Service (NAS) have consented to strike action. 95 percent of the participants in the poll, which was completed on Thursday, supported the proposal. Although the course of action is not yet determined, options … Read more
Following the discovery of a woman’s body in Sligo last week, a man in his 30s has been detained on suspicion of murder. According to Garda statements, they are looking into all the circumstances surrounding the finding of Angela Canavan’s death on May 1st. After 8:30 pm on Monday, Ms. Canavan’s body, who was in … Read more
In the M District of Dublin (Tallaght and Rathfarnham), nine persons have been arrested and charged as part of a day of action. As part of the investigation, which was started to investigate and find thefts from service stations in the region, seven males and two women were arrested. As part of the operation, 20 service … Read more
A 2.5 magnitude earthquake that occurred near Co. Donegal early this morning has been confirmed by the Irish National Seismic Network (INSN). According to the report, the 2.5-magnitude earthquake in Glenveagh National Park happened soon after 1.30 am at a depth of around 5 kilometres. The occurrence reportedly caused seismic stations across the nation to … Read more
Before the end of the month, a pilot scheme to test contactless and phone payments on buses is scheduled to launch.Eamon Ryan, the minister of transport, has stated that he considers contactless payments to be a “priority” for public transportation. People would be able to utilise contactless payments by the end of 2023, according to … Read more
A road traffic accident in Co. Cavan claimed the life of a man in his 40s. Around 11.30 am on Friday, a car and a parked truck collided on the R178 near Carrickgorman in Bailieborough. The man was the driver and sole occupant of the car and was pronounced dead at the scene. His body … Read more
Drugs worth an estimated €141,000 have been recovered in Waterford city, and a man in his 50s has been arrested. During a search operation at a house in Ferrybank yesterday, cannabis, cocaine, suspected Alprazolam, and Zopiclone pills, as well as more over €10,000 in cash, were discovered. The search was part of an ongoing investigation … Read more