P&O Ferries’ rivals set to meet with officials after mass sacking of staff
Bosses from two of P&O Ferries’ rivals are due to meet with Government officials to discuss the fallout from the firm’s widely-criticised move to...
P&O Ferries sacks 800 seafarers and suspends sailings for several days
P&O Ferries has fired 800 seafarers as it is “not a viable business” in its current state.
The firm, bought by Dubai-based logistics giant DP...
The world goes green as celebrations mark St Patrick’s Day
St Patrick’s Day celebrations are taking place across the world, with massive crowds joining events across Ireland.
Cities,...
Charles pulls a pint of Guinness ahead of St Patrick’s Day
By Tony Jones, PA Court Correspondent
The Prince of Wales pulled a Guinness trying his hand at the bodhran as he marked St Patrick’s Day...
Long-awaited apology at Stormont for historical institutional abuse victims
A long-awaited public apology to the victims of historical institutional abuse has been made at Stormont.
Survivors watched on in the Assembly chamber as a...
Harlesden man to run 10k for Limerick’s Milford Centre
A Harlesden- Irish man is running 10k for a Limerick-based hospice.
Gary Crowley, whose father came from Cappamore in Co. Limerick, is raising funds for...
Guest comment: Autocracy vs Democracy: The chess game of history
By Mark Dixon
Russia is dead set on breaking a democratic nation and democracy itself. It is approaching our king, so our next move is...
Urgent passport renewal service launches in London
A new €75 urgent Irish passport renewal service for adults and children is now available at Ireland’s Passport Office in London.
The new in-person appointment...
Stars of spoken word coming to ICC
Clondalkin poet Natalya O’Flaherty has performed her spoken word at The National Concert Hall, festivals such as Electric Picnic and The Late Late Show...
Sent to Coventry
Playwright Jamie McGough told David Hennessy about the new play Fighting Irish. Based on the story of his uncle Jarlath McGough, a Coventry- Irish...