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Dublin: Uisce Éireann has announced a Water Conservation Order—commonly known as a hosepipe ban—for counties Cork (excluding Cork City), Waterford, Tipperary, and Wexford. The ban will remain in place until September 16th due to ongoing…

Dublin: Dublins first static safety speed camera will become operational on Friday, 1 August, at Dolphin’s Barn, Crumlin Road, beside the Maxol garage. Selected based on seven years of collision and speed data, the location was…

Dublin: A large crowd gathered outside the Irish Parliament in Dublin to protest the brutal racially motivated attack on an Indian national in Tallaght last week. Protesters marched in solidarity with the victim and called on Irish society…

Dublin: A silent protest was held by members of the Indian community in front of the Department of Justice in Dublin, calling on the government and wider society to take meaningful action in response to a brutal racially motivated attack in…

Dublin: AIB has reported a 150% increase in scam text messages in July, with fraudsters impersonating bank staff and fabricating fake transactions to deceive customers. The bank said scammers often avoid requesting login details to…

Dublin: Ireland’s Deposit Return Scheme has marked a major environmental milestone, with over 1.6 billion bottles and cans returned since its launch in February 2024. The initiative, operated by Re-turn, has driven the national recycling…

Dublin: Cork-based pharmaceutical consulting firm Business Platforms has announced plans to create 75 new jobs as part of a major expansion that will double its workforce by 2028. The roles will focus on consulting and engineering, with…

Dublin: Dublin Airport is set to benefit from increased connectivity as Emirates and Qatar Airways expand services during the winter 2025–26 season. Emirates will introduce a third daily flight to Dubai starting 26 October, using a…

Dublin: Gardaí have confirmed that the brutal assault of an Indian man in Kilnamanagh, County Dublin on Saturday, July 13, was racially motivated. However, they have cautioned the public against engaging with unverified narratives or…

Dublin: PayPal is set to create 100 new high-skilled roles at its Dublin office as part of a major investment in artificial intelligence and data science. The move marks a shift in its Irish operations from a customer support base to a key…