Maritime College head: Ireland must seize opportunities presented by major off-shore projects
As Ireland begins the process of shifting energy production to offshore wind farms the need for an increase in Irish trained mariners will see
Dublin city ‘Winter Lights’ to be left on in some places through January to ‘cheer everyone up’
To mark Nollaig na mBan, there is also a new projection onto the GPO this evening, the Council said.
Plans to house 50 asylum seekers in Mayo hotel shelved after overnight protest, Cllr says
A protest was held outside JJ Gannons Hotel on the main street of Ballinrobe overnight.
Gardaí investigating arson attack on Galway hotel search houses and make seizures in Oughterard
The hotel was earmarked to house asylum seekers.
Alaska Airlines grounds all Boeing 737-9 aircrafts after window blew out on plane mid-flight
The gaping hole caused the cabin to depressurise, forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing in Oregon.
Woman (20s) becomes seventh person to die on Irish roads this week
The incident, which occurred N56 Road at Illistrin, involved a car and a pedestrian.
US Supreme Court to hear Trump appeal of ballot ban
The conservative-majority Supreme Court said it would hear arguments in the high-stakes election case on 8 February.
RTÉ advertise Operation Transformation sponsorship at 30% less than it charged Department of Health
The Department of Health paid €230,000 per year to sponsor the show, but RTÉ is currently advertising the sponsorship package for €160,000.
