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Dublin: Hundreds of food enthusiasts queued for hours in cold and rainy conditions to experience the much-anticipated arrival of In-N-Out Burger in the Irish capital. The one-day pop-up event drew large crowds from early morning,…

Dublin: Meta Platforms has begun laying off employees across several divisions as part of a broader restructuring strategy, with cuts affecting teams including its virtual reality arm; recruitment; sales; global operations; and its flagship…

Brussels: Countries across the European Union, including Ireland, are set to move clocks forward by one hour on Sunday, March 29, marking the start of daylight saving time. The change will take place at 1:00 am, in line with EU-wide…

Dublin: Car insurance premiums in Ireland have increased over the past year, according to the latest Motoring Report by Carzone, highlighting growing financial pressures on motorists. Despite the rise in premiums, the report found that…

Brussels: Economic growth in the Eurozone has slowed sharply, with rising fuel prices and supply chain disruptions linked to the Middle East conflict pushing the region toward stagnation, according to the latest Purchasing Managers' Index…

Dublin: The deputy chief executive of the DAA has confirmed that free services for all passengers will not be introduced at Dublin Airport once current passenger restrictions are lifted. Speaking before the Joint Oireachtas Transport…

Dublin: Ireland’s parliament, Dáil Éireann, has approved a €235 million government package aimed at reducing fuel costs, with measures including significant cuts to excise duties on petrol and diesel taking effect from midnight. The…

Dublin: New measures introduced by the Central Bank of Ireland have come into effect, making mortgage switching easier, faster, and more transparent for borrowers. The changes form part of a broader overhaul under the bank’s updated…

Dublin: The Irish government has approved a series of measures, including reductions in excise duty, to mitigate the impact of surging fuel and energy prices on households and businesses. The decision was finalised at a high-level…

Dublin: More than half of nurses working in Ireland are now from overseas, reflecting a long-term shift in the country’s healthcare workforce, according to new research by the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI). The study found…