Ceremony in Dublin marks Workers' Memorial Day A ceremony has been held at the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin to mark Workers' Memorial Day, which remembers those who have died, been injured or made seriously ill as a result of work. Dublin • 28 Apr
Ceremony in Dublin marks Workers' Memorial Day A ceremony has been held at the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin to mark Workers' Memorial Day, which remembers those who have died, been injured or made seriously ill as a result of work. Dublin • 28 Apr
EU common charger rules come into force for laptops EU rules on common chargers apply to laptops from today. It means that all new laptops sold in the European Union must now support USB-C charging. Europe • 28 Apr
EU common charger rules come into force for laptops EU rules on common chargers apply to laptops from today. It means that all new laptops sold in the European Union must now support USB-C charging. Europe • 28 Apr
Fears for hundreds of jobs at outsourcing firm Covalen There are fears of hundreds of job cuts at outsourcing firm Covalen, which provides services to social media giant Meta. Ireland • 28 Apr
Fears for hundreds of jobs at outsourcing firm Covalen There are fears of hundreds of job cuts at outsourcing firm Covalen, which provides services to social media giant Meta. Ireland • 28 Apr
Union chief accuses Government of 'double standards' ICTU General Secretary Owen Reidy has called for a bespoke cost of living package for workers. Business • 27 Apr
Union chief accuses Government of 'double standards' ICTU General Secretary Owen Reidy has called for a bespoke cost of living package for workers. Business • 27 Apr
Fears for Irish jobs as Meta confirms global layoffs Facebook parent company Meta is to cut 10% of its global workforce, which would equate to approximately 8,000 staff. Business • 27 Apr
Fears for Irish jobs as Meta confirms global layoffs Facebook parent company Meta is to cut 10% of its global workforce, which would equate to approximately 8,000 staff. Business • 27 Apr
Software company MongoDB announces 200 new jobs US database software company MongoDB has announced the creation of 200 new jobs at its Irish operation. Business • 23 Apr
Software company MongoDB announces 200 new jobs US database software company MongoDB has announced the creation of 200 new jobs at its Irish operation. Business • 23 Apr
Majority of doctors use AI in clinical practice - survey A new survey has found that 58% of doctors reported using artificial intelligence in clinical practice within the last year, with more than one in five using it daily. Health • 23 Apr
Majority of doctors use AI in clinical practice - survey A new survey has found that 58% of doctors reported using artificial intelligence in clinical practice within the last year, with more than one in five using it daily. Health • 23 Apr
Government launches national AI skills platform The Government has launched a new national artificial intelligence training platform designed to provide people with access to AI skills. Business • 23 Apr
Government launches national AI skills platform The Government has launched a new national artificial intelligence training platform designed to provide people with access to AI skills. Business • 23 Apr
Pfizer to cut around 100 jobs at Ringaskiddy plant Pharmaceutical company Pfizer is planning to cut around 100 jobs at its plant in Ringaskiddy, Co Cork. Munster • 22 Apr
Pfizer to cut around 100 jobs at Ringaskiddy plant Pharmaceutical company Pfizer is planning to cut around 100 jobs at its plant in Ringaskiddy, Co Cork. Munster • 22 Apr
Govt Trade Forum talks Middle East with business groups The Government has held talks with business groups on issues including the war in Iran, EU-US trade and tariffs, free trade agreements, and infrastructure. Business • 22 Apr
Govt Trade Forum talks Middle East with business groups The Government has held talks with business groups on issues including the war in Iran, EU-US trade and tariffs, free trade agreements, and infrastructure. Business • 22 Apr
