European Central Bank won’t be cutting interest rates any time soon, President signals
The central bank held interest rates steady for the first time in over a year last month.
Financial services worker’s career ‘nose dived’ after Michael Lynn took out €4.1 million loan
The worker claimed ‘there was harassment’ and that she faced a backlash in work over the loan.
Motion to be brought before Dáil on withdrawing diplomatic status of Israeli Ambassador
In the Dáil on Wednesday, there were fresh calls for Varadkar to expel the Israeli ambassador to Ireland.
Two bodies found at house in Co Clare removed for postmortem as community left ‘bewildered’
It’s understood that the man and woman found at the scene are related.
The 9 at 9: Friday
The trial of Ashling Murphy’s killer, Israel rules out ceasefire in Gaza and two bodies discovered at house in Clare.
PAC refuse RTÉ’s request to bring Kelly-Forbes note to committee in private
The committee’s chair, TD Brian Stanley, said this is PAC’s “final decision” on the matter.
‘I am the murderer’: The trial of Ashling Murphy’s killer
A look back at the three-week trial that led to Jozef Puska’s conviction for the stabbing of the 23-year-old schoolteacher.
Bobby McDonagh: ‘Peace requires both sides to accept that they can never win’
According to the former Irish ambassador, Israel and Hamas believe victory is possible, but will instead cause more suffering.
