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Irish fish processors face heavy raw material shortages, blame “impractical” EU regulations
Irish fish-processing companies are facing heavy raw material shortages, and many are placing the blame on E.U.-mandated regulations. Kenny Ward, an operations, sales, and logistics lead at Sean Ward Fish Exports – a processing firm in Killybegs,...

Ireland weather: Met Eireann warns of sudden shift after dreadful day prediction
Ireland an expect a dose of weather whiplash in the coming days, with a sudden change signalled for next week. The weather has been unsettled in recent days, with weather warnings issued across parts of the country - and Met Eireann has forecast...

Dublin Planning Commission Recommends ADU Code Changes
DUBLIN — The city will soon bring its ordinances governing the construction of accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in line with state laws if the city council follows last week’s unanimous planning-commission recommendation on several municipal code...

Dublin Surveys Business ‘Brand Positioning’
Dublin is conducting a survey to assess whether the city is seen as welcoming and supportive of new businesses. The online survey covers such areas as zoning, permitting, taxes and fees, and overall support for businesses. It also asks whether...

Irish look for cure to defensive problems
Irish look for cure to defensive problems Team has no margin for error after 2 losses By Associated Press Writer Published: September 18, 2025 SOUTH BEND, Ind. — No. 24 Notre Dame faces a familiar predicament — two early-season losses has left no...

Irish motorists 'everyday habit' that makes their car more likely to be stolen
Motorists across Ireland are being warned about an everyday habit that could make their car an easy target for thieves. Many feel their car is secure once they close the door and lock it. But experts have warned that an everyday habit could make...

Irish seek solution to defensive woes
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- No. 24 Notre Dame faces a familiar predicament -- two early-season losses has left no margin for error. The circumstances have changed, though. This time, it's the usually stout Fighting Irish defense searching for answers as...

Ireland appoints 15 authorities to check on businesses’ AI Act compliance
Published on 17/09/2025 - 17:33 GMT+2 •Updated 17:39 Ireland has designated some 15 authorities in charge of checking whether businesses follow the EU’s AI Act. In a statement published on Tuesday, the government announced that the country is...

Dublin trio Skanger return with new single and gigs
Dublin trio Skanger have announced their new single, (Live To Fight) 'Another Day, along with live dates in Dublin and Cork. Skanger are Mark Healy (vocals, guitar), Ingmar Kiang (bass guitar) Terry Hackett (drums). The track is from their...

Dublin weather: Met Eireann warns of changing conditions as temperatures drop
The weather is cooling and there's a warning over drops in temperature over the coming days. While we can expect plenty of rain and drizzle today, we're looking at a pretty mild day with temperatures hitting around 20C. We can expect some fog and...

Ireland weather: Met Éireann pinpoint temperature drop as cold conditions on the way
There's a real chill in the air as we move further into September, and make sure you wrap up warm as it's only going to get colder! There's set to be a drop in temperature later on this week, according to Met Éireann. The weather will also turn a...

Irish Defence Forces to donate vehicles to Ukraine's army
Thirty-four vehicles belonging to the Irish Defence Forces have arrived at a co-ordination hub in Rzeszów, southeastern Poland, and are due to be donated to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In addition, the Defence Forces will donate three robotic...

‘Ireland AM’ presenter and influencer Eric Roberts’ firm makes €80,000 profit in its first year
A company owned by influencer Eric Roberts recorded a profit of €80,000 in its first year. The Donegal man (34) was recently announced as the new weekend co-host of Ireland AM alongside Martin King and Elaine Crowley following the departure of...
Dublin college increases fees in on-campus student accommodation in RPZ loophole
Total monthly payments at on-campus student accommodation in Dublin have been increased by almost 7 per cent this year via fees that fall outside the scope of rent restrictions. Mandatory monthly service charges for the college park apartments at...

Ireland’s data centre appeal ‘fading’ due to pressure on electricity grid, report says
Ireland’s data centre appeal “is fading” with the surge in electricity demand placing “unprecedented pressure” on the national grid, and Government reforms likely to lead to a short-term reliance on gas, according to a report by Barclays. The...

Steelers vs. Vikings in Dublin: Tickets, travel packages
When the Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings meet in Dublin, Ireland, it won’t just be about touchdowns and tackles, it will be a cultural event that brings two passionate fanbases across the Atlantic. For U.S. fans, this is more than just a...

Steelers vs. Vikings in Dublin 2025: Tickets, travel packages and game day guide
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings will face off in Dublin, Ireland, on September 28, 2025, marking the NFL’s first regular-season game in Ireland. This cultural event promises a unique experience for fans, combining the excitement of...

All-Ireland League can ride crest of Green Wave from Ireland's Women's World Cup run
Ireland’s Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign can give a huge boost to the upcoming Energia All-Ireland League season and to future generations of international stars, UL Bohemian playmaker Caitriona Finn believes.Speaking at the 2025-26 Energia AIL...

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The Irish Experiment: The AFL’s diminishing interest in Ireland could be about to be rekindled
WHILE county Monaghan was still in its bed on Tuesday, news had broken in Australia that Karl Gallagher was leaving the Adelaide Crows to return to Ireland after one year. Of the 71 Irish men to have had a cut at cracking the AFL since Sean Wight...