Eurozone Inflation Sours By 7.5 Per Cent In March
April 1, 2022 No Responses

Eurozone Inflation Sours By 7.5 Per Cent In March

Inflation in the eurozone has soared to another record in a fresh sign that rising energy prices fuelled by Russia’s war in Ukraine are squeezing consumers and adding pressure on the central bank to raise interest rates. Consumer prices in...
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Martin Congratulates Tom Clonan On His Election To The Seanad
April 1, 2022 No Responses

Martin Congratulates Tom Clonan On His Election To The Seanad

The Taoiseach has congratulated a disability rights campaigner who has been elected to the Seanad following a lengthy by-election count. Tom Clonan won the Trinity College seat on the 16th count, edging out psychologist Maureen Gaffney. The final result saw...
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One In Four People In Ireland Say That They Have Tested Positive For Covid-19
March 31, 2022 No Responses

One In Four People In Ireland Say That They Have Tested Positive For Covid-19

One in four Irish people said they have tested positive to Covid-19 – with 18 per cent saying they have been ill from it, a survey has found. The survey also reveals that 90 per cent of Irish people know...
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Farmers In Ireland Urged To Grow More Crops Amid Concern Over Grain Imports
March 31, 2022 No Responses

Farmers In Ireland Urged To Grow More Crops Amid Concern Over Grain Imports

Farmers in Ireland are being urged grow more barley, oats and wheat in the wake of the war in Ukraine. The Government is hoping a new multi-million euro scheme, launched on Thursday, will ensure the backing of farmers in the...
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Out&About
March 31, 2022 No Responses

Out&About

By Paddy McCarthy Alright, alright I did miss last week’s Out&About and I am sorry for that as we had a lot of inquiries on what had happened. So, I will tell you now: I left for Ireland on March...
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Oireachtas Committee Told That Risk Of Cyber Attack On Ireland Remains Low
March 30, 2022 No Responses

Oireachtas Committee Told That Risk Of Cyber Attack On Ireland Remains Low

The threat of a direct cyber attack against the Irish state remains low despite the war Ukraine, an Oireachtas committee has heard. But the committee was told that the type of ransomware attack, carried out by cyber criminals against the...
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B&B Ireland Celebrates 50 Years
March 30, 2022 No Responses

B&B Ireland Celebrates 50 Years

B&B Ireland began life in 1972 as the Town and Country Homes Association, but in the last 50 years has evolved into a global organization that guarantees quality accommodation with hosts that offer a friendly, welcoming and value for money...
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Parrott Scores Late To Spare Ireland’s Blushes Against Lithuania
March 29, 2022 No Responses

Parrott Scores Late To Spare Ireland’s Blushes Against Lithuania

Substitute Troy Parrott spared the Republic of Ireland’s blushes with a stoppage-time winner in a narrow 1-0 victory against Lithuania on a night when they had four goals disallowed for offside. The Tottenham striker, currently on loan at MK Dons,...
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O’Neill: Sinn Féin Will Defend But Not Renegotiate Good Friday Agreement
March 29, 2022 No Responses

O’Neill: Sinn Féin Will Defend But Not Renegotiate Good Friday Agreement

Sinn Féin will defend but not renegotiate the Good Friday Agreement, the party’s vice president Michelle O’Neill has said. Speaking at an election launch event in Belfast city center, Ms O’Neill said those who “hanker for the past need to...
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Hungary Take Advantage Of Mistake By Northern Ireland’s McGinn
March 29, 2022 No Responses

Hungary Take Advantage Of Mistake By Northern Ireland’s McGinn

Hungary capitalized on a mistake from Niall McGinn to edge out Northern Ireland 1-0 at Windsor Park. Dundee winger McGinn undersold Bailey Peacock-Farrell with a back-pass, allowing Roland Sallai to nip in and score with 56 minutes gone. Up until...
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