The Japanese website for Nintendo’s 3DS has announced the end of production in that market.

The price range within which the Government’s AIB shares will begin trading has been revised days before conditional trading of the bank’s stock is set to begin.

Britain’s Serious Fraud Office has said it has charged three former senior Tesco executives with fraud in its investigation into accounting practices at the UK’s biggest supermarket retailer.

There are some stories that just leave you shaking your head in disbelief. With the story of Kevin’s Hurling and Camogie Club in Dublin’s south inner city, disbelief quickly hardens into anger, writes Paul Rouse.

Ireland’s water safety watchdog has called for compulsory water safety programmes in all schools after figures in its annual report showed a rise in the number of people who died by drowning.

There’s been quite a few recent resales of the mid 1900s semi-ds in Cork’s Endsleigh Gardens, a cul de sac by the Regina Mundi girls school within a half-kilometre walk of Douglas village.

Pfizer’s talks to acquire botox-maker Allergan in a $150bn (€140.8bn) deal, the global drug industry’s largest ever, that would see the US drug giant re-domicile in Ireland accelerated yesterday, even as the US Treasury prepared to clamp down further on such tax inversions.

Britain’s Financial Reporting Council is investigating former employees of RSA Insurance Group’s Irish unit regarding accounting irregularities dating back to 2012.

The number of children aged 10 or under who have been referred to Britain’s NHS to help deal with transgender feelings has more than quadrupled in the last six years, according to new figures.

A Cork radio station had to put the brakes on its April Fools spoof on traffic congestion charges yesterday after City Hall was flooded with complaints from irate listeners who didn’t get the joke.

AN 81% sales record was achieved at last week’s Munster Property Auction, with 21 out or 26 lots selling at Cork’s Rochestown Park Hotel. It comprised 16 Cork lots, five from Kerry, three from Limerick and one apiece from counties Waterford and Tipperary.

Ireland’s health watchdog is set to introduce new standards guidelines for nursing homes for the first time in five years, in an attempt to clean up the sector.

A priest was spat upon in St Augustine’s in Cork City by a man who has caused a lot of problems for clergy and staff at the church.

The governor of the Bank of England has castigated a mortgage assistance scheme similar to one being proposed by the Government.