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August 2025
murphys ice cream
Chinese sales help Irish ‘brown bread’ ice cream shop to scoop up a tasty profit
27 Aug
26.2k
40
Ryanair
Ryanair will pay staff €2.50 for every oversized bag they spot
27 Aug
21.0k
92
United States
Elon Musk's tech companies are suing Apple and ChatGPT owner
25 Aug
12.1k
Bluebell
Over 100 apartments in Dublin vacant for three years over lengthy planning issues
25 Aug
27.2k
financial services union
Union takes its fight against Bank of Ireland's return-to-office policy to the WRC
20 Aug
25.1k
73
Dundrum
Dubliners concerned new drone deliveries will disrupt funerals
Updated 20 Aug
21.2k
56
aras25
Seán Gallagher says he will ‘reflect’ on claims of attack on presidential hopeful Gareth Sheridan
19 Aug
21.4k
39
online hack
M&S offers discount to Irish shoppers as online orders remain unavailable after April cyberattack
18 Aug
54.1k
3
jigs and reels
Has Irish dancing's global success really helped the scene back at home?
16 Aug
6.4k
16
Washington DC
Sylvester Stallone, Gloria Gaynor and KISS included on Trump's Kennedy Center honours list
13 Aug
10.2k
20
rich coming from you
Michael O'Leary has written to the Irish Times for 'slagging off' his Metrolink opinions
13 Aug
35.8k
149
canary in the coal mine
Concern as number of unemployed young people jumped by a percentage point in just one month
Approximately one in eight people between 15 and 24 who are eligible to work are unemployed.
8 Aug
11.7k
56
openai
OpenAI releases new ChatGPT version with 'PhD level' expertise, but it can't spell 'blueberry'
8 Aug
8.4k
17
occupied territories bill
Group of US politicians express concern over proposed Irish trade ban with Israeli settlements
7 Aug
16.7k
The Generation Game
Analysis: A 50-year-mortgage you pass down to your children, crazy or an idea to consider?
3 Aug
28.7k
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July
July 2025
technical issue
UK airports trying to get flights in the air again after groundings triggered by ATC problem
Updated 30 Jul
10.8k
23
tell me more
Q&A: What we know (and don't know) about the EU-US tariff deal
Updated 29 Jul
16.2k
85
Investigation
Online retailer Temu potentially in breach of EU digital marketplace rules
28 Jul
13.4k
The headlines
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
28 Jul
4.5k
CETA
Scrutiny of laws to facilitate Ireland's trade deal with Canada scrapped after US tariffs
28 Jul
26.2k
26
budget 2026
Jobseekers are avoiding part-time roles in fear of losing other social welfare
27 Jul
48.6k
98
Stamp Duty
An Post sales just topped €1 billion - so why does it want to cut services?
Paul O'Donoghue
27 Jul
19.2k
41
Newspapers
Starvation crisis in Gaza features heavily on front pages of international newspapers
25 Jul
13.4k
e-cigarettes
Planned tax on vapes would raise an additional €17m in State revenue, experts say
25 Jul
9.4k
64
VAT9
Govt urged to 'bite the bullet' amid signals a promised hospitality VAT cut may not happen
Updated 24 Jul
11.7k
57
hybrid working
Workers at AIB told to return to office for three days per week
23 Jul
43.6k
80
billions
Houses, water, health and Metrolink: The key points from the National Development Plan
The plan sets out what large-scale infrastructure projects Ireland needs over the next five to ten years.
Updated 22 Jul
26.6k
50
locked out
Just 32 homes eligible for rent assistance payments in Ireland on market in June
18 Jul
7.0k
45
red eye
Dublin Airport wins battle against overnight restrictions, paving the way for more late flights
More flights will be allowed between midnight and 6am from the airport’s second runway.
Updated 17 Jul
27.6k
119
budget 2026
Donohoe asserts Government was 'honest' about future of cost-of-living supports during election
17 Jul
9.0k
65
Trade
Trump says EU-US tariff deal 'possible', but he's 'indifferent to it'
17 Jul
20.2k
67
Cabinet
Employment minister says real impact of tariffs on job cuts currently 'difficult to assess'
Updated 15 Jul
14.8k
46
trade war
EU says it could target €72 billion worth of US goods if tariff talks with Washington fail
Updated 14 Jul
32.7k
94
fresh probe
TikTok under investigation over claims it misled Ireland's data regulator
10 Jul
3.3k
working group
The government's advisors have told it to ban sunbeds
Updated 9 Jul
8.4k
27
grok
Elon Musk's AI chatbot made antisemitic and pro-Hitler remarks (and then deleted them)
9 Jul
9.0k
Insurance
People who claimed to the injuries compensation board last year got an average of €19,480 each
9 Jul
12.9k
11
InvestigatesState Investments
Irish sovereign wealth fund pumped millions into companies contracted by Israel Defence Forces
The ISIF invested almost €5 million in just two companies with links to the IDF.
The two companies were contracted to provide fuel, surveillance and other communications technology to the Israeli military.
Stephen McDermott
8 Jul
24.7k
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8 Jul
grocery prices
Families facing 'impossible decisions' in the face of rising costs, Dáil told
8 Jul
6.5k
38
right into the eurozone
Bulgaria is joining the Euro
Updated 8 Jul
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