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New Ross 'shocked' after fatal stabbing of girl (8) at family home
1 day ago · New Ross Educate Together National School has confirmed Malikika was one of its pupils, with principal Therese White saying the school had put in place measures to support students and staff.
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Crisis at major Irish employer Intel after boss forced out by board
1 day ago · The company named chief financial officer David Zinsner and senior executive Michelle Johnston Holthaus as interim co-chief executive officers while its board conducted a search for a new chief ...
Irregular employment of migrant workers falls following new laws
1 day ago · The food service activity sector accounted for 54 per cent of employment permit law breaches in 2023 with 12 per cent in hair and beauty, and 11 per cent in wholesale, the report found.
Budget 2024: Everything you need to know - BreakingNews.ie
Oct 10, 2023 · The personal, Employee PAYE and earned income tax credits will each be increased by €100. Meanwhile, the Universal Social Charge (USC) will be changed so 2 per cent will be charged on income up ...
Woman in critical condition following assault in Cork
2 days ago · A woman has been left in a critical condition following an assault in Cork City on Sunday evening. The incident happened at the Savoy at approximately 8pm and found a woman who was lying on the ...
Harris defends decision to ‘evaluate’ how Ireland handled Covid ...
Oct 31, 2024 · The Taoiseach has defended a decision to “evaluate” how it handled the coronavirus pandemic, rather than set up a statutory inquiry. Simon Harris said that a Covid evaluation will “get to ...