Ireland will have to compete for future Intel projects The Chief Executive of Intel has said that Ireland will have to compete for future investments by the company. Business • 29 Sep
Ireland accused of placing restrictions on EU nurses The European Commission has accused Ireland of imposing unjustified restrictions on nurses and midwives from other EU member states by excessively limiting the types of … Ireland • 28 Sep
Google opens first phase of Bolands Mills development Google has officially opened the first phase of its Bolands Mills development in Dublin. Business • 29 Sep
Google opens first phase of Bolands Mills development Google has officially opened the first phase of its Bolands Mills development in Dublin. Business • 28 Sep
TikTok shuts disinformation network targeting Ireland Video sharing platform TikTok said it has uncovered and shut down a covert influence operation targeting Ireland. Business • 28 Sep
DCU successfully tests lasers for atomic clocks Researchers at Dublin City University have successfully tested laser components contained within the next generation of atomic clocks for space navigation. Science and Technology • 27 Sep
Public sector pay talks set to begin in coming weeks Unions have agreed a core set of priorities ahead of public sector pay talks which are due to begin in the coming weeks. Business • 27 Sep
Union says nurses are still waiting on pandemic bonus The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) has said that dozens of nurses are still waiting for the Pandemic Recognition Payment. Health • 27 Sep
AIB union members vote to accept cost-of-living payment AIB staff, who are members of the Financial Servies Union (FSU), have voted to accept a range of proposals that were negotiated with management at … Business • 27 Sep
New schools programme to tackle online bullying A new learning resource on online bullying has been launched for secondary school students and teachers. Education • 27 Sep
