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July 2026
Job Losses
Many Aer Lingus staff didn't know of job cuts in advance, and none know who might lose jobs
Job Cuts
Aer Lingus to cut up to 500 jobs and axe routes in major cost-cutting measures
The proposed cuts come after the airline suffered losses of €103 million in Q1 of this year.
Silk Road Café
Silk Road and Chester Beatty will let an arbitrator decide how the café is run in Dublin Castle
Artificial Intelligence
Hundreds of jobs to be created in Leixlip, as Intel to inject €5bn into campus
Series7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: The strange story behind the late Bonnie Tyler's Total Eclipse of the Heart
Analysis
How green is your summer holiday? Why emissions labels on flights risk greenwashing air travel
hot hot heat
Veg grower says weather is causing a 'drastic decline' in orders as people don't want to cook
Public Accounts Committee
RTÉ to seek another round of state funding after three-year €725m package ends
Metrolink
State buys landmark O’Connell Street site from UK property group for MetroLink
TII has been acquiring lands in recent years to advance the MetroLink project, which has been mired by delays.
hold up
Plans for controversial €1bn data centre campus in Co Westmeath stalled after 10 appeals lodged
expired vouchers
JD Sports to honour €250k worth of unused gift cards to Irish consumers after watchdog intervenes
IFAC
Government borrowing to top up its saving funds was always a 'very real possibility', says McGrath
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
TikTok workers 'terrified' over potential job losses - and wary of AI's role
South Dublin
Permission refused for apartment scheme after Killiney residents, including Ali Hewson, object
FactCheck
Debunked: There are no special tax-free arrangements for Islamic banking or 'halal mortgages'
customer service
Consumers can request to speak to human instead of chatbot under new financial services rules
tech industry
TikTok's Irish staff braced for hundreds of layoffs as company announces restructuring
Management have informed some staff that their role may be at risk.
June
June 2026
city centre
Talbot Street businesses say terrifying arson attack on mosque must be a 'turning point'
A newly formed stakeholders’ association say that there has been a rise in violent and anti-social incidents.
The Morning Lead
The Vinted effect: Charity retailers take to reselling apps with big-ticket items
One Irish charity shop chain is even using Vinted and Vestiaire itself to sell designer clothes and shoes.
FactCheck
Did the government vote to increase the cost of petrol, diesel and other fuels this month?
Analysis
As The Phoenix closes, policymakers need to ask who controls reach as well as ownership
The Phoenix occupied a niche that should, in theory at least, have been sustainable.
Multinationals
Almost €1 out of every €5 collected in payroll tax and VAT comes from foreign-owned firms
noises off
Deal reached between Hoxton landlord and Yamamori after months-long noise battle
Trinity Hospitality had sought an injunction against the George’s Street nightclub in the High Court in February.
The Morning Lead
Ireland's biggest landlord Ires Reit wants your savings (via Harris's new investment scheme)
Ires argues both retail investors and renters would benefit from its inclusion in the promised state-backed scheme.
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