Boil water notices have been issued to businesses on the same street as Irish Water’s headquarters.

A former Bank of Ireland employee has been sent forward for trial accused of stealing €144,000 from branches in Dublin over a nine-year period.

A 26-year-old Wexford man has been given a six-month suspended sentence for sending a vile death threat to a senior journalist with the Sunday World.

Veteran criminal Martin Foley, who is known as ‘The Viper’, was one of two men being detained last night for questioning in connection with an alleged case of false imprisonment of a woman at a jewellers in Dublin’s Ilac Centre.

Independent News & Media (INM) has announced further cuts to its editorial staff, with up to 30 people set to leave as part of the group’s ongoing implementation of a broader digital strategy and a more collective working environment across its main newspaper titles, which include the Irish Independent and the Sunday Independent.

An organisation that denies it pays bonuses — but admits its staff can earn "performance related awards".

It’s like a mad extension of that “mistakes” and “bad choices” scenario.

Salary cuts and redundancies will form part of a wide-ranging cost savings exercise at the Irish Daily Star, the newspaper’s owners have announced.

One of Ireland’s best-known meat processing plants has closed with the loss of 160 jobs.

THE restaurant business is all-encompassing and work becomes your life, if you are passionate.

BEANIES and bling are not a grand-mother “thing” but then neither is rap or hip hop – unless it’s a granny with fire in her belly who’s undergone a successful hip op.

The death toll from the Dublin bombings of 1974 is to be officially increased to 27 in order to take into account the death of an unborn child among the victims.