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Dublin: Facebook’s parent company, Meta, has begun implementing layoffs in Ireland, with affected employees receiving official notifications via email. The move follows Meta’s January announcement that it would lay off 5% of its…

Dublin: In a positive development for mortgage borrowers in Ireland, the Central Bank has reported that interest rates on new mortgages have fallen to their lowest level since April 2023. In December, the average interest rate on new…

Dublin: As Ireland prepares to celebrate Valentine’s Day, this year holds special significance for overseas healthcare assistants (HCAs) who have long been separated from their loved ones. On February 13, a day before the celebration,…

Dublin: Four young men have been arrested following a nationwide operation targeting organised crime groups. During the raids, authorities seized two vehicles, multiple weapons, and mobile phones. The suspects are currently in custody at a…

Dublin: The Irish government is exploring the introduction of a reference rent system, as recommended in the latest Housing Commission report. This proposed system would cap rental prices based on factors such as location and property size,…

Dublin: Michael O’Flynn, former member of the Irish Housing Commission and current Chairperson and CEO of the O’Flynn Group, has stated that the goal of constructing 93,000 homes annually by 2031 is unrealistic under current conditions.…

Dublin: Ireland is set to experience another bout of snow and freezing temperatures by the end of this week, following a brief respite from recent severe weather. Meteorologists have issued warnings as temperatures are expected to drop…

Dublin: A new report from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) confirms that Dublin continues to dominate as the wealthiest county in Ireland, with residents enjoying the highest average disposable income in the country. The findings are…

Dublin: The European Union is closely monitoring former U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent announcement to impose a 25% tariff on steel and aluminium products entering the United States. The move has sparked widespread concern across…

Dublin: A court has ordered Ryanair to pay €55,000 in compensation to Lidija Miliut, a Lithuanian national, who suffered second-degree burns after a hot teapot accidentally spilled on her during a flight. The compensation covers burns…