17 enforcement orders is the highest in a single month to date in 2019. Rodent paw marks on dusty shelves, gnaw marks on coffee bean bags and the discovery of two dead rats in a dry goods storeroom were amongst the reasons for the issuing of 17 enforcement orders to Irish food businesses during the […]
Some might call it an a-paw-ling development. Not one fine has been issued for dog fouling in Dublin this year, according to information released to a Dublin City councillor. Councillor Colm O’Rourke, a Dublin City Councillor for the Cabra-Glasnevin Ward, has revealed that zero fines were issued for dog fouling in 2019, with the number […]
The offer includes all calls, all texts and all data for €9.99 per month, for life. Irish telecommunications provider eir has launched a new mobile network called GoMo with an offer that incorporates all calls, all texts and all data for a cost of €9.99 per month, for life. The offer applies to the first […]
Over half of Irish professionals believe their career progression has been limited by an identifying factor such as race, gender, or mental health status. A little under half of female professionals in Ireland believe that their prospects of being hired for a job were hampered during the interview process because of their gender. Female professionals […]
One of the most famous locations in the west of Ireland is about to get a new look. Fáilte Ireland has announced plans to redevelop the Galway City museum in a project that will cost €10.2 million in total and completely transform the Spanish Arch district in the city of the Tribes. The National Tourism […]
Tastier than a Coleen Rooney/Rebekah Vardy Twitter beef. Sunday wouldn’t be Sunday for a lot of Irish people unless there’s a roast dinner involved and the hunt is on to find which establishments in Ireland are different gravy compared to their competitors. Multiple pubs and hotels in all four provinces have been nominated for Ireland’s […]
Familiar with any of these places? 10 Irish businesses were served with closure orders for breaches of food safety legislation in September, according to the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI). The food businesses were issued with closure orders for breaches of food safety legislation, pursuant to the FSAI Act, 1998 and the EC (Official […]
“We need change and we feel like it’s our duty to help that happen in Ireland.” A couple from Meath say they are considering leaving Ireland as a result of abuse they have been subjected to after appearing in an ad campaign for Lidl. Fiona Ryan and her fiancé Jonathan Mathis, a mixed-race couple from […]
A local man plans on renting an expensive car to drive around Inishannon to fool people into thinking he’s the winner! The winner of the €5,325,592 jackpot from Saturday night’s National Lottery draw has not yet revealed themselves and may not even know about their life-changing victory. The winning ticket, a QuickPick, was sold in […]
Cryptosporidium can cause serious gastrointestinal illness, particularly in young children and the elderly. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has served notice of an increase in detections of cryptosporidium in public water supplies in Ireland. According to the Drinking Water Quality in Public Supplies Report 2018 released this week, there were detections of cryptosporidium in 25 public […]
The affected businesses are located in Monaghan, Cork, Kilkenny, Galway and Dublin. Six Irish businesses were served with closure orders for breaches of food safety legislation in August, according to the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI). The food businesses were issued with closure orders for breaches of food safety legislation, pursuant to the FSAI […]
Traditionally, festival campsites on the Monday after Electric Picnic have not made for a pleasant sight. Electric Picnic organisers say there has been a “wonderful improvement” in relation to the number of discarded tents at festival campsites compared to previous years. The state of the campsites has cast something of a sour note on the […]