Irish consumers lose an average of €150 each year as a result of a “politeness premium” which sees them overpay on shared bills and fail to collect personal debts, according to research published by AIB on Monday morning.
Irish consumers are fuelling a "fast tech" trend of low-cost, small electronic items, leading to a mountain of discarded e-waste, new data has revealed.
Irish consumers are fuelling a "fast tech" trend of low-cost, small electronic items, leading to a mountain of discarded e-waste, new data has revealed.
Irish consumers are fuelling a “fast tech” trend of low-cost, small electronic items, leading to a mountain of discarded electrical goods, known e-waste, data has revealed ...Mother appeals for help to find Irish man (30) missing in New York.
... Cup has been shunted into October next weekend and as anticipated, through no fault of their own, the Irish provinces look decidedly undercooked compared to their French and English opponents.
Inshore fishermen are seeking permission to commercially catch bluefin tuna in Irish waters, noting it would "make a massive difference" in coastal communities ... lots of bluefin tuna in Irish waters.".
Saturday Night Live has become an institution of television since its premiere in 1975 - and with the launch of SNL UK last year, there are now arguably even more relevant cultural touchpoints for Irish viewers ...Paul Mescal - Irish Americans.
“the Irish are a fair people; – they never speak well of one another.” ... “We have always found the Irish a bit odd ... The Irish, from Old English Iras, for “inhabitant of Ireland”, itself from Old Irish Eriu.
Irish artificial intelligence (AI) companies continue to attract near-record levels of funding from venture capital firms, despite a fall-off in the value and volume of deals in 2026 compared to last year.
... at a particular point in Irish history, also shone a spotlight on the significant domestic labour that sustained Irish society – performed by Irish women and, for the most part, unpaid and uncredited.
In 2019, the Dáil declared a “climate and biodiversity emergency”. In the 2027 Budget there is very little sign that this emergency, now surely much more evident than ever, is being addressed ...Ireland vs Europe apartment living ... ‘Nobody wants to work’ ... .