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Dublin: Dublin-based financial software firm Fenergo has announced the creation of 300 new jobs at its new RD&I Centre of Excellence, part of a €100 million investment in research, development and innovation. The move will double its…

Dublin: Galway has become home to Ireland’s first solar-powered electric vehicle (EV) charging station, with the launch of the Westside EV Charging Hub. Officially opened by Mayor Mike Cubbard and Minister of State Seán Canney, the hub is…

Liverpool FC and the wider football community are mourning the loss of forward Diogo Jota, 28, and his brother Andre Silva, who died in a car crash in Spain early Thursday. A funeral will be held Saturday in Sao Cosme, Portugal, with club…

Dublin: June 2025 was Ireland’s fourth-warmest June on record, according to Met Éireann’s monthly Climate Statement. Despite a cool start, the month recorded an average temperature of 15.1°C, with all weather stations reporting…

Dublin: Corporate tax receipts surged by 25% year-on-year in June, a critical payment month accounting for about one-fifth of annual returns. This rebound helped offset a sharp 30% drop in May, bringing year-to-date corporate tax revenues…

Dublin: Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way has been named the world’s second most picturesque and Instagrammed driving route, according to a global study by used car retailer Cinch. Spanning 2,600 km from Donegal to Cork, the scenic coastal route…

Dublin: Car sales in Ireland jumped nearly 60% in June, with electric vehicles (EVs) making up over half of registrations. Tesla led the EV segment with 524 units sold. Year-to-date, overall new car sales rose 3.4% to 81,686, with petrol…

Vatican City: Hopes are growing among traditionalist Catholics as Pope Leo XIV signals a possible easing of restrictions on the celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass, also known as the Tridentine Mass. The Pope has endorsed the idea of…

Dublin: A historic Muslim Muharram procession is set to take place in Dublin city centre today, marking a significant moment of faith and unity for Ireland’s Muslim community. Hundreds are expected to march along O’Connell Street toward the…

Dublin: Ireland’s tourism sector faced a significant setback in May as foreign visitor spending fell by €127 million compared to the same month in 2024, despite welcoming 560,500 tourists, down 8% year on year. Excluding travel fares,…