Tesco Ireland has announced plans to create 400 new jobs across the Republic of Ireland as part of a €40m (£35m) investment.

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In its latest forecast, Met Éireann says that a ‘very warm or hot continental airmass’ that ‘is likely to feed up across ...

Tucked into a rugged landscape, Ireland’s new wave of outdoor saunas offers more than just a warm-up - they tap into a ...

With temperatures expected to hit 27C by the end of the week, speculation is mounting that Ireland could see a a record ...

Just weeks before World War I ended, a German U-boat attack turned the Irish Sea into a graveyard, claiming over 500 lives in ...

The €2,000 annual grant was paid out to thousands last month but applications are actually still open to claim it this year - ...

The highly anticipated Maeve's Tavern has opened on Collierville Town Square. Here's a first look at what to expect at the ...

Ireland secured commitments from foreign multinational companies during the first half of the year to create 10,000 jobs, up ...

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