Fashion giant in Chinese furore
Chinese consumers are calling for a boycott of Dolce & Gabbana after the Italian fashion house posted videos that are being criticised as racist and insensitive, setting off a social-media drama that led to the postponement of a Shanghai runway show hours before it was due to start. Read more
Man, 46, dies after house fire
A father of three has died from injuries sustained in a house fire in Milltown in Dublin last week. Read more
Carlow man jailed for four years
The judge imposed a new five year sentence for this offence but suspended the final four years. Read more
Black Friday a ‘double-edged sword’ for Irish retailers
Black Friday and Cyber Monday will be a “double-edged sword” for Irish retailers with margin pressures incurred from major discounting offsetting the spike in business, a retail expert has said. Read more
Three new route corridor options identified for N24 road upgrade
A public consultation process will take place on November 27th Read more
Planning permission granted for Aldi in Tramore
It's estimated that 20 new jobs will be created at the store Read more
Vodafone Ireland hosts first Irish holographic call as part of 5G trial site launch
History was made today when the first Irish international holographic call was carried out between Ireland and Vodafone's Innovation Centre in Germany using 5G technology. Read more
The South East continues to have the highest unemployment rate in the country
The figure does represent a slight rise - from 8.2% in the third quarter of 2017. Read more
Here are all the deals and voucher codes you’ll need for Black Friday shopping in Ireland
It's that time of year again when consumers all over the world descend into a shopping frenzy. Read more
Mother of toddler who was ‘at death’s door’ urges policy makers to legalise medicinal cannabis
The mother of a toddler who suffers from intractable seizures is pleading with the "invisible decision makers". Read more