This week in Ireland
Sinn Féin's Ard Fheis was a key political event, with leader Mary Lou McDonald reaffirming her position despite reports of internal disunity. Meanwhile, housing and planning were in focus as Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown councillors voted against rezoning golf lands for housing, and new rules will allow modular garden homes. Economic concerns emerged as rising oil prices threaten road repair costs, alongside public backlash over RTÉ Radio 1's new audio identity.
About Ireland
Ireland, a vibrant island nation in Western Europe, is renowned for its rich Celtic culture, stunning green landscapes, and a dynamic, modern economy. Its global role is notable for a strong diaspora and as a hub for major tech and pharmaceutical companies. The country's news landscape is characterized by a free and independent press, with public broadcaster RTE playing a significant role, and recent defamation law reforms have further strengthened journalistic protections.
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Media landscape
Ireland boasts a free and independent press, with a diverse range of national and regional outlets. Public broadcaster RTE is a key player, and recent defamation law reforms have enhanced press protections, fostering a robust media environment.
Look for both national broadsheets like The Irish Times for in-depth analysis and regional papers for local perspectives, as many English-language outlets also feature Irish-language content.
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Colombia Road Bombing Kills 19 Ahead of Elections
- A massive roadway explosion in Colombia's Cauca department killed at least 19 people and injured over 38. - Authorities blame an armed group for the "terrorist attack" ahead of national elections. -…
Sinn Féin leader: Galway West candidate can speak Irish
- Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald confirmed her party's candidate in the Galway West bye-election, Mark Lohan, can speak Irish and will participate in Irish language interviews and debates. - McDon…
'Take cover' - Eyewitness Catriona Perry on US shooting at White House Correspondents' Dinner
- BBC News Chief Anchor Caitríona Perry provided an eyewitness account of a shooting incident at the annual White House Correspondents' Association Dinner. - Perry described the chaos as Secret Servic…
Mali's defence minister dead as fighting continues
- Mali's Defense Minister Colonel Sadio Camara, his wife, and two grandchildren were killed in a car bomb attack at his home. - The attack occurred as the Malian army engaged in a second day of battle…
Call for Regulation of Prediction Markets in Ireland
- An addiction expert in Ireland is calling for the regulation of prediction markets, comparing them to a proliferation of gambling products. - These markets, which allow betting on world events like …
GAA live updates: Cork v Limerick in Munster SHC, Donegal v Down in Ulster SFC
- The Irish Times is providing live updates on a packed Sunday of Gaelic Games action across various championships. - Key fixtures include the Munster SHC clash between Cork and Limerick, and the Ulst…
Woman Dies Following Assault in Co Galway; Man Arrested
- A 65-year-old woman has died following a serious assault in Ballybrit, County Galway. - Gardai arrested a man in his 30s in connection with the incident and are investigating. - The scene has been p…
Iran Peace Hopes Fade as Trump Scraps Talks; Strait of Hormuz Still Largely Closed
- Hopes for a diplomatic resolution to the US-Iran conflict have diminished as President Trump canceled a planned visit by his envoys to Islamabad. - Iran has largely closed the Strait of Hormuz, a ke…
Chernobyl Disaster's 40th Anniversary: Site Remains at Risk Amidst Conflict
- Chernobyl's Reactor 4 exploded on April 26, 1986, causing the world's worst nuclear disaster and releasing radioactive waste across Europe. - Soviet authorities delayed evacuation and public admissi…
RTÉ Radio 1's New Sound Sparks Listener Backlash
- RTÉ Radio 1 replaced its familiar station jingles and theme tunes with a new unified audio identity, sparking listener backlash. - Callers to the Liveline programme expressed frustration, with many …
Sinn Féin Ard Fheis: McDonald Denies Leadership Rumors Amidst Calls for Unity
- Sinn Féin delegates gathered for their Ard Fheis amidst reports of internal disunity and questions surrounding leader Mary Lou McDonald's position. - McDonald dismissed rumors of leadership challeng…
Pothole Peril: Oil Price Spike Threatens Irish Road Repairs
- Rising oil prices, exacerbated by the war in Iran, are increasing the cost of bitumen and tar, key materials for road maintenance in Ireland. - Local authorities report price hikes of up to 25% for …
A Century of Irish Bye-Elections: What Data Reveals About Political Trends
- A century of Irish bye-election data reveals consistent patterns in voting behavior and campaign strategies, despite shifts in the party system. - Historically, the death of a sitting TD has been th…
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown golf lands will not be zoned for housing after councillors’ vote
- Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Councillors voted against rezoning golf facilities for potential future housing development. - The council's executive had proposed identifying the Stepaside Golf Centr…
‘Beds in sheds’: Will looser planning rules on garden homes lead to shoddier housing?
- Ireland is easing planning rules to allow homeowners to build and rent out modular homes (granny flats) in their gardens without full planning permission. - The government aims to "lift the regulato…
Paul O’Connell: ‘I see little difference between a Limerick rugby player and a player from a Dublin private school’
- Former Ireland captain Paul O'Connell is actively involved in promoting rugby at the primary school level through the Aldi Play Rugby programme. - The initiative aims to introduce non-contact rugby …
‘My partner’s blunt communication style is grating on my nerves. Should we break up?’
- A 30-year-old woman is questioning her 10-year relationship due to her partner's blunt communication style. - She acknowledges his kind and caring qualities but finds his directness grating, despite…
Actor Carrie Crowley: ‘I’m not sure I’d like to be a young person in today’s world’
- Actor Carrie Crowley describes herself as fiercely independent and technically inept, preferring outdoor activities like swimming and cycling. - She expresses anger about world leaders' decisions im…
Is Leitrim a figment of the imagination? Leo Varadkar once thought so
- Irish politician Leo Varadkar has apologized for past remarks about the rural county of Leitrim, which he once described as a "figment of the imagination." - The comments, made in 2005 when Varadkar…
Ireland’s new fastest man Benji Richardson: ‘I could be more than just a good athlete, I could be great’
- Benji Richardson, a sprinter born in Ireland, has officially transferred his allegiance from South Africa to represent Ireland internationally. - Richardson, who achieved impressive times in the 100…
I was playing Jenga with my young son in Dublin when I received a threat from Moscow
- Journalist Jason Corcoran received a direct threat via Telegram in January 2023, warning him about his reporting on Russia's invasion of Ukraine. - The anonymous message stated dissatisfaction with …
Breda O'Brien: How will Catherine Connolly represent those beyond her own ideological orbit?
- The article questions how newly inaugurated President Catherine Connolly will represent diverse viewpoints in Ireland, particularly given the high number of spoiled votes in the election. - Connolly…
Life as a Great Blasket caretaker: I knew I would go back, but I would not live it the same way
- The author describes a day on the Great Blasket Island when high winds prevented boats from coming ashore, leaving them isolated. - Caught in a sudden, heavy downpour while walking the island's ridg…
Gunshots at Trump-Attended Event Shake US Again
- Gunshots disrupted the White House Correspondents' Dinner, causing panic and evacuation of attendees, including President Trump and Vice President Vance. - Secret Service agents swiftly moved the pr…
Bishops voice 'serious concerns' over new International Protection Act
- Irish Catholic Bishops have expressed serious concerns over the new International Protection Act 2026. - The act, which aligns with the EU Pact on Asylum and Migration, is criticized for favoring 'f…
Dept defends welfare standards for live calf exports
- The Department of Agriculture has defended the welfare standards for calves exported live from Ireland. - This defense comes after a Dutch news report suggested that very young, unweaned calves are …
Teenage motorcyclist dies in Co Donegal crash; Gardaí seek witnesses
- A teenage motorcyclist died after a collision with a car in Cloghan, County Donegal, on Saturday afternoon. - The incident occurred around 4:30 pm on the R252 road, and the motorcyclist was pronounc…
Party faithful stand behind Sinn Féin leader and unite for selfie at ardfheis
- Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald asserted her secure position and commitment to leading the party into the next election, dismissing reports of dissatisfaction. - McDonald emphasized the party's c…
Israel says it will attack Hezbollah 'forcefully'
- Israel announced it would forcefully attack Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, escalating tensions despite a fragile ceasefire. - The announcement follows recent Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon and H…
Mary Lou McDonald Reaffirms Leadership at Sinn Féin Ard Fheis
- Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald delivered her keynote address at the party's Ard Fheis in Belfast on April 25, 2026. - McDonald asserted her continued leadership of the party following the next g…
Live Munster v Ulster updates: Provinces meet in URC at Thomond Park
- Munster is set to host Ulster at Thomond Park in a crucial United Rugby Championship (URC) fixture, with both teams vying to improve their season standing. - The match is significant as neither prov…
Up to 90% of Adults with ADHD Have Co-occurring Conditions, Says Leading GP
- Up to 90% of adults diagnosed with ADHD also have co-occurring conditions like sleep difficulties or anxiety, according to a leading GP. - The rise in ADHD diagnoses is partly attributed to better i…
Psychiatrists Call for Tighter Regulations on Synthetic Cannabis in Ireland
- Psychiatrists are urging the Irish government to strengthen regulations on psychoactive substances, stating current measures against synthetic cannabis are failing. - Despite Hexahydrocannabinol (HH…
Allen Advances to Quarter-Finals of World Championship
- Mark Allen has advanced to the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship. - He secured his victory with a 13-9 win over Kyren Wilson in the morning session. - Allen will next face either Barr…
Hutch Confirms Dublin Central Bye-Election Bid
- Gerard Hutch has confirmed his intention to run as an Independent candidate in the Dublin Central bye-election. - Hutch previously fell short of winning a seat in the 2024 General Election, securing…
Outcry Over Young Calf Welfare Mounts as Dutch Pressure Mounts on Irish Imports
- Dutch agriculture businesses face pressure to halt imports of young calves from Ireland due to welfare concerns. - An investigation revealed unweaned calves are transported without food or water for…
Rathwood Enters Examinership, Halts Refunds Amidst Surge in Complaints
- Carlow-based garden centre and outdoor furniture retailer Rathwood has entered examinership. - The company will continue to trade but can no longer offer refunds or address outstanding payments. - R…
Developer Assaulted Three Boys in 'Traumatic' Sligo Business Park Incident, Court Hears
- A developer assaulted three 13-year-old boys in a Sligo business park on March 18, 2024. - The developer, Cathal O'Connor, pleaded guilty to three counts of assault causing harm, while his co-accuse…
Two Killed in U.S. Strike on Suspected Drug Trafficking Boat in Eastern Pacific
- The U.S. military conducted a strike on a boat in the eastern Pacific, resulting in two deaths and bringing the total killed in the anti-drug trafficking campaign to at least 182. - This strike, the…
Why Irish Oil Costs More: Navigating Global Market Volatility
- Irish consumers are questioning why oil prices remain high despite oil coming from Northern Europe, not the Middle East. - Global oil market dynamics mean disruptions anywhere affect prices everywhe…
2,300 more children in need of special education places
- The Irish Minister for Education announced that 7,860 children require special education places for the 2026/27 school year. - With only 5,500 places available, a shortfall of 2,300 children is expe…
Turnaround Plan: The brands that shifted to new sectors
- Allbirds, once a popular footwear brand valued at over $4 billion, has shifted its focus to AI after significant financial losses. - The company sold its footwear brand for $39 million, retaining a …
Will this energy shock seal the deal for renewables?
- A US-Israeli attack on Iran and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz have caused the most severe oil supply disruption in history, according to the IEA. - Analysts predict long-term economic repercu…
Elections take place in occupied Palestinian territories
- Municipal elections are underway in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, the first in over two decades, amidst ongoing Israeli military operations. - The Palestinian Authority views the vote as a demonstration of n…
Watch: From TY work experience to UNIFIL's Blue Line
- Over 300 Irish Defence Forces members are deploying to Lebanon next month, marking the end of a nearly five-decade era of continuous Irish peacekeeping in the region. - Captain Bláthnaid de Gaillí, …
Rising star Skye Newman: 'Ireland really showed up!'
- London singer-songwriter Skye Newman, 22, has rapidly gained prominence, being named BBC Radio 1's Sound of 2026 and receiving nominations for BRIT and MOBO Awards. - Her first two singles, "Hairdre…
Man who deceived Co Louth widow jailed for five years
- A man who deceived a Co Louth widow into giving him over €140,000 has been sentenced to five years and three months in prison. - The accused met the victim at her husband's wake and falsely claimed …
Intruder jailed for seven months after trying on drag queen costumes in Belfast venue
- An intruder who tried on drag queen costumes in a Belfast venue and caused over £1,000 in damage has been jailed for seven months. - Gvidas Malinauskas admitted to burglary with intent to steal and …
Irish school heads to Robotics World Championship after massive community fundraising
- A four-teacher school in County Laois, Ireland, has qualified for the World Robotics competition in the US. - The local community raised over €100,000 in ten days to fund the 11 students' trip. - Ro…
US troop numbers arriving at Shannon soar 80%
- US troop numbers transiting through Shannon Airport increased by nearly 80% in March compared to January, coinciding with US attacks on Iran. - Figures show a total of 8,218 US troops used Shannon a…
Ryanair Cuts Summer Dublin Flights, Blaming Airport Passenger Cap
- Ryanair has reduced its planned summer flights from Dublin Airport by nearly 10% due to the government's failure to remove the annual passenger cap. - The airline's capacity at Dublin Airport will r…
No ‘bitter row’ between the Healy-Raes following Michael’s resignation, Danny says
- Independent Kerry TD Danny Healy-Rae has denied reports of a significant political rift with his brother, fellow TD Michael Healy-Rae. - The denial comes after an article in the Kerry Eye newspaper …
Olivia O'Leary: Let’s fall in love with living in our towns again
- The author reflects on the lost tradition of living and working above shops in Irish towns, a practice common in the past and celebrated in literature. - Many upper floors of buildings in town cente…
Could Ireland face a period of worker discontent after the fuel protests?
- Trade union officials are demanding better pay and conditions, warning of potential worker discontent following recent fuel protests. - Unions are seeking a package of measures to address workers' c…
Council ‘shouldn’t have been purchased’ structurally unsound derelict Dublin houses, engineer says
- Dublin City Council is set to decide the future of several derelict houses, some of which are structurally unsound, within weeks. - A senior council engineer stated that nearly 100 private houses pu…
Politically Marginalized, Economically Vulnerable UK Limps Towards 10-Year Brexit Anniversary
- The UK is approaching the 10-year anniversary of the Brexit vote amidst political turmoil and economic vulnerability. - Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a challenging political landscape, squeezed …
Munster focus on Ulster clash after turbulent period
- Munster Rugby is focusing on their upcoming URC match against Ulster, seeking to build on their recent victory after a turbulent period. - Head coach Clayton McMillan expressed confidence in the app…
Séamas O’Reilly: Children must learn their letters, their numbers, and then 6,000 facts about animals
- A father recounts taking his children to the zoo, using a running joke about his interest in seeing common animals like pigeons and wasps to elicit mock anger and delight. - He reflects on the socie…
Finance Ireland pays maiden dividend of €75m as loan book hits record high
- Finance Ireland paid a maiden dividend of €75 million to shareholders as profits grew for a third consecutive year and its loan book reached a record €1.5 billion. - The non-bank lender, controlled …
People injured through negligence seek change to payments
- Individuals who have suffered catastrophic injuries due to negligence are urging the Irish government to enact legislation for annual payments of damages, known as Periodic Payment Orders (PPOs). - …
End of an era as Irish battalion trains for final large-scale UNIFIL mission
- Approximately 344 Irish peacekeepers are preparing for their final deployment to Lebanon with UNIFIL next month. - The upcoming mission marks the end of an almost 50-year era for Irish peacekeepers …
Enoch Burke Dismissal Hearing to Proceed, High Court Rules
- A disciplinary appeals panel meeting regarding Enoch Burke's dismissal will proceed as scheduled. - Burke sought a High Court injunction to halt the meeting until another related court decision is m…
Northern Ireland runner hailed for helping collapsed competitor finish Boston Marathon
- Northern Ireland runner Aaron Beggs helped a collapsed competitor, Ajay Haridasse, cross the finish line of the Boston Marathon. - Beggs stopped despite being on track for a personal best, with anot…
Man missed daughter's wedding after 'bomb in luggage' gag at Dublin Airport
- A man missed his daughter's wedding after making a "bomb in his luggage" joke at Dublin Airport. - Jamal Hameed, 62, pleaded guilty to causing a false alarm in December 2025. - His remark led to can…
Sligo GAA Star Pleads Guilty to €11,000 HSE Theft
- A senior player for the Sligo GAA football team has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly €11,000 from the HSE. - Cian Lally pleaded guilty to 50 charges of theft and using false instruments over a peri…
Man Dies in House Fire in County Cork
- A fatal fire occurred in a house near Rylane, County Cork, Ireland. - Emergency services discovered the body of a 56-year-old man at the scene shortly after 12:30 pm. - Gardaí are investigating the …
'Extra-ordinary Lives' Celebrated at Glasnevin Exhibition
- Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin is hosting a new exhibition called 'Extra-ordinary Lives'. - The exhibition celebrates the legacies of 40 notable Irish figures from recent arts, culture, politics, and …
Israeli fire kills five in Gaza and West Bank, medics say
- Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least four Palestinians, including militants and a rescue worker, while Israeli soldiers shot and killed a teenager in the West Bank. - Both sides accuse each ot…
HSE Funding Model Needs Urgent Reform, Hospital CEO Tells Committee
- The Chief Executive of the Mater Hospital has urged the Health Service Executive (HSE) to reform its hospital funding model. - The current single-year funding arrangement is failing to keep pace wit…
EU Formally Approves €90bn Loan for Ukraine and 20th Sanctions Package Against Russia
- The European Union has formally approved a €90 billion loan package for Ukraine. - A 20th sanctions package against Russia was also approved by the bloc. - Hungary lifted its veto, paving the way fo…
Irish Minister Warns of Cyber Threats to Vital Subsea Cable Network
- Ireland's Minister for Defence and Foreign Affairs, Helen McEntee, warned that the nation's subsea cable network is vulnerable to cyber attacks and geopolitical threats. - She emphasized that protec…
Travellers Disproportionately Impacted by Substance Abuse, New Study Finds
- A new study reveals that Ireland's Traveller community experiences disproportionately high levels of drug-related harm and barriers to treatment. - Travellers account for 2.5% of addiction treatment…
Concern over failure of language schools to refund money
- English Education Ireland (EEI) expressed deep concern over international students being owed money by some language schools. - EEI stated that the problematic schools are not its members and that t…
Minister to sign order setting date for Dáil bye-elections
- Minister for Housing and Local Government James Browne will sign an order to set the date for two Dáil bye-elections. - Voters will cast ballots in Dublin Central and Galway West on Friday, May 22. …
Varadkar Admits Rural Ireland Comments 'Went Too Far'
- Former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar admitted he "went too far" with recent comments about rural Ireland. - Varadkar had stated that urban residents pay more tax while rural areas receive significant subsi…
President Signs International Protection Bill into Law
- President Catherine Connolly has signed the International Protection Bill into law. - The bill standardizes asylum decisions and introduces greater regulations for screening and reception. - It alig…
Good4U Super Sprouts Super Greens Recalled Over Salmonella Fears
- Batches of Good4U Super Sprouts Super Greens are being recalled due to the potential presence of salmonella. - Retailers have been instructed to remove the affected products from shelves and display…
Should I warn my friend about her fiancé?
- A reader is seeking advice on whether to warn a close friend about her fiancé, whom the reader believes is a manipulative user. - The friend has a history of
Fire safety issue forces Peter McVerry homeless service to move tenants from Dublin property
- The Peter McVerry Trust is closing its 125-bed men's hostel on St Stephen's Green in Dublin due to fire safety concerns. - Residents are being moved to other accommodations provided by the trust or …
Daniel Kinahan to face single charge, with evidence relating to murder, drugs and laundering
- Daniel Kinahan is set to face a single criminal charge of directing a criminal organization at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin. - Evidence presented by the State reportedly links Kinahan to the…
Defenestration of Danny Healy-Rae as rebel TD is kicked off the agriculture com-mit-tee
- Danny Healy-Rae has been removed from the agriculture committee following a deal with the government. - The removal follows his and his brother Michael's vote against the government in a confidence …
Eoin Daly: Any battle between President Catherine Connolly and the Government will be purely symbolic
- President Catherine Connolly convened the Council of State to discuss the International Protection Bill, a move that could lead to its referral to the Supreme Court. - The President has the constitu…
Irish Rail board expresses grave concerns over €36m IT project delays
- The board of Irish Rail has raised serious concerns about the potential failure to fully deliver a new IT system for regulating train movements. - Over €31.5 million has already been spent, with the…
St Vincent’s hospital has not signed deal with HSE as it ‘has not received enough money’
- St Vincent’s University Hospital has not signed its annual service agreement with the HSE due to an insufficient budget offer. - The Mater hospital faces an accumulated deficit of nearly €50 million…
New Dublin regeneration role for Robert Watt is secondment with no competitive process
- Robert Watt has been appointed as Dublin's regeneration “tsar” with an annual salary of €280,000. - The role is a three-year secondment from the Department of Housing, with no competitive process. -…
Darragh Ó Sé: Kerry should have dealt with Michael Murphy the moment he punched Dylan Casey
- Donegal's Michael Murphy's performance under manager Jim McGuinness is highlighted as a model of dedication and improvement. - McGuinness has systematically rebuilt Donegal's team, leading them to s…
Margaret E Ward: ‘Saving the family’ is really about putting women back in their boxes
- A report by the Heritage Foundation, 'Saving America by Saving the Family,' outlines a conservative agenda to reverse women's progress by limiting their choices and reinforcing traditional gender ro…
Dozens waiting for refunds from English language schools
- Dozens of students from developing countries are owed significant sums by Irish English language schools after visa refusals. - These students paid provisional course fees upfront, which schools are…
Daniel O'Donnell exhibition to open in Co Kildare
- An exhibition celebrating singer Daniel O'Donnell and his wife Majella has opened in Co Kildare. - The exhibition, 'Daniel & Majella O'Donnell - Music, Style and Memories,' features personal memorab…
Europe readies response to energy crisis from Iran war
- The EU is preparing measures to mitigate the energy crisis caused by the war with Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. - Plans include reducing electricity taxes and coordinating gas storag…
Gates Foundation opens external review of Epstein ties
- The Gates Foundation has initiated an external review into its past dealings with Jeffrey Epstein. - This review follows controversy surrounding Bill Gates' association with the convicted sex offend…
UK-based survivors of mother-and-baby homes fear losing benefits by claiming redress
- Survivors of mother-and-baby homes in the UK are campaigning for their entitled redress, fearing they will lose vital means-tested benefits. - The British government has pledged to enact "Philomena'…
Renters 'thrown to wolves' by modular homes plan, says opposition
- Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns criticized the government's modular homes plan, warning it could leave renters vulnerable. - Cairns argued that allowing modular homes via licensing agreements, …
Irish man's lawyer requests new expert, bail in Budapest murder trial
- An Irish man accused of killing an American tourist in Budapest in November 2024 is on trial in Hungary. - The defense lawyer requested a new expert psychiatrist and bail for the accused, who denies…
Ireland to Exempt Back Garden Modular Homes from Planning Rules
- The Irish Cabinet is set to approve plans allowing modular homes in back gardens without planning permission. - The proposal aims to alleviate the housing crisis by providing a new class of accommod…
Apple's new CEO Ternus seen as 'product perfectionist' amid AI race
- Apple's new CEO John Ternus, set to take over on September 1, prioritizes product development over artificial intelligence. - Ternus's product-focused approach contrasts with rivals like Microsoft a…
Iran-US Talks in Doubt as Ceasefire Nears End, Oil Prices Climb on Uncertainty
- The status of peace talks between the US and Iran is uncertain, with neither side giving clear indications of participation. - A two-week ceasefire is set to expire, and an extension is considered "…
Ex-rugby international Kathryn Dane: ‘I got exposed to concussions from a pretty young age’
- Former Ireland rugby international Kathryn Dane discusses her early and ongoing exposure to concussions from a young age. - She highlights the lack of access to healthcare professionals as a signifi…
Ministers to hear ‘control spending’ mantra amid economic turbulence
- North Cork Co-operative Creamery was fined €8,000 and ordered to pay over €3,000 in costs for illegally discharging effluent into a river tributary. - The company pleaded guilty to two offenses rela…
Aer Lingus Faces Summer Flight Disruptions Due to Maintenance Delays
- Aer Lingus plans to cancel up to 2% of its flights this summer, affecting approximately 23,000 passengers and 430 flights, due to mandatory aircraft maintenance delays. - The cancellations are attri…
