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Tha Banshees of Inisherin has inspired a retro browser game

19 March 2023

The Banshees of Inisherin has been transformed into a free Pac-Man style retro browser game.

18-year-old held over Patrick’s Day pursuit on wrong side of M50

19 March 2023

Gardaí arrested Sean Carlyle, 18, of Derry Drive Crumlin, and charged him with motor theft, criminal damage and dangerous driving offences in connection with the incident at about 4.40 pm on Friday

'Simulating the bar environment on your phone': Speed dating with a twist

19 March 2023

Katch are hosting online speed dating events across the long weekend

Causeway: the Irish video game tackling toxic behaviour with leadership

19 March 2023

Causeway is a lane pushing game which aims to teach players how to become an effective leader no matter what type of character you play.

Poll: Fianna Fáil's support drops to 20%, Sinn Féin lead on 32%

19 March 2023

Support for Fianna Fáil has dropped another four points to 20 per cent, this is the lowest level since November 2021

Day in the life of Ricky Hill: Ireland country manager for EV charging company Monta

19 March 2023

Ricky Hill is Monta's country manager for Ireland and the Netherlands

Britain restoring ‘relationship of trust’ with EU after Johnson era – ambassador

19 March 2023

Germany’s Miguel Berger said the EU now has ‘full confidence’ the UK will implement agreements.

Player wins almost €4 million with Lotto jackpot

19 March 2023

The National Lottery is urging participants to check their tickets

Wild Youth frontman promises ‘big and bold’ Eurovision performance

19 March 2023

The group will represent Ireland at the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest on May 9th in Liverpool with their song We Are One

Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan to back Sinn Féin eviction ban motion

19 March 2023

Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan has said she will vote against the Government and back a Sinn Féin motion to retain the eviction ban

Banking giant UBS to buy up troubled Credit Suisse to prevent it collapsing

19 March 2023

Swiss president Alain Berset announced the deal on Sunday night.

Police release man held over New IRA claim on John Caldwell shooting

19 March 2023

Detective Chief Inspector Caldwell was shot several times last month in Omagh.

Queen remembered by royal family on first Mother’s Day since her death

19 March 2023

Images of the King and Queen Consort with their mothers have been posted online to mark Mother’s Day

Shazam! Fury Of The Gods proves disappointment on opening weekend in US

19 March 2023

The superhero sequel, which stars Helen Mirren, took only 30 million US dollars at cinemas in the country.

Voters go to the polls in new elections following unrest that shook Kazakhstan

19 March 2023

The early election came on the fourth anniversary of the resignation of former president Nursultan Nazarbayev.

Two hurt in shooting as Egypt attempts to lower tensions in West Bank

19 March 2023

The attack on an Israeli vehicle came as Israeli and Palestinian officials were meeting in the Egyptian resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh.

Adam Sandler honoured for contribution to American humour

19 March 2023

The actor and comedian will receive the Kennedy Centre’s Mark Twain Prize on Sunday.

UK mobile users to get emergency alert in test on April 23rd

19 March 2023

The alert will cause a loud siren to sound on people’s phone during the UK-wide test.

Two million viewers tune in to MOTD Live after Gary Lineker’s return

19 March 2023

The 62-year-old presenter was back on the BBC to cover the FA Cup quarter-final between Manchester City and Burnley on Saturday.

Police file terrorism charges against former PM Imran Khan and his supporters

19 March 2023

The move came after the ousted premier’s followers clashed with security forces in Islamabad on Saturday.

Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan to back Sinn Féin eviction ban motion

19 March 2023

Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan has said she will vote against the Government and back a Sinn Féin motion to retain the eviction ban

Calling election at wrong time could be 'political death warrant' for Coalition

19 March 2023

There is "danger" in calling an early election but timing will be key amid talks of the current Government finishing early, according to a politics professor

18-year-old held over Patrick’s Day pursuit on wrong side of M50

19 March 2023

Gardaí arrested Sean Carlyle, 18, of Derry Drive Crumlin, and charged him with motor theft, criminal damage and dangerous driving offences in connection with the incident at about 4.40 pm on Friday

Causeway: the Irish video game tackling toxic behaviour with leadership

19 March 2023

Causeway is a lane pushing game which aims to teach players how to become an effective leader no matter what type of character you play.

'Simulating the bar environment on your phone': Speed dating with a twist

19 March 2023

Katch are hosting online speed dating events across the long weekend

Day in the life of Ricky Hill: Ireland country manager for EV charging company Monta

19 March 2023

Ricky Hill is Monta's country manager for Ireland and the Netherlands

Canadian buyer aims to improve Pornhub owner's reputation

18 March 2023

Canadian buyer aims to improve Pornhub owner's reputation

Disgraced Theranos boss Elizabeth Holmes returns to court in bid to avoid prison

17 March 2023

The hearing came four months after Holmes’s last appearance when she was sentenced for duping investors after masterminding a blood-testing hoax.

Joe Duffy's firm record profits of over €520,000

17 March 2023

New accounts for Duffy’s Claddaghgreen Ltd show that the company’s accumulated profits increased by €23,647 from €496,793 to €520,440 in the 12 months to the end of April last.

Directors of Boojum declare 'outlook is bright' as revenues surge by 29% to €27.46m

17 March 2023

New group accounts for Boojum, Modern Restaurant Concepts Ltd show that pre-tax profits declined by 10pc to £1.73m (€1.97 million) in the 12 months to the end of April last.

Appeal over deregulation of taxi market dismissed

16 March 2023

An appeal by taxi drivers over claims that the value of their business was wiped out by the deregulation of the sector in 2000 has been dismissed by the Court of Appeal

UK bans TikTok from official government phones over security concerns

16 March 2023

UK Cabinet Office minister Oliver Dowden announced the ban that will not be extended to personal devices

European Central Bank raises interest rates as planned despite banking turmoil

16 March 2023

The ECB has been raising rates at its fastest pace on record to curb inflation

Rate of inflation hits 8.5% with big rises in housing, food and fuel

16 March 2023

Prices have been increasing since April 2021 with rises of at least 5 per cent recorded for 17 straight months, CSO figures showed

Virgin Orbit pauses operations while it seeks extra funds

16 March 2023

The satellite launch company has reportedly furloughed staff and is working to secure new funding

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