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Tesco Ireland has announced plans to create 400 new jobs across the Republic of Ireland as part of a €40m (£35m) investment.
The global chain will open the doors to its seventh plan and order point in Ireland on July 17th, as part of its ongoing ...
Protesters at a major housing rally in Dublin accused both the Irish Government and Northern Ireland Executive of failing to ...
I'm an American, and my first trip to Dublin was filled with surprises about locals, tipping culture, vegetarian options, and ...
A campaign for an expanding Co Wexford village to have its own playground has been launched and is being spearheaded by a ...
The estimated €3 billion year-one cost of Northern Ireland in a United Ireland would break even within nine years, a new ...
Dublin: President of the Republic of Ireland HE Michael Daniel Higgins met on Wednesday with Prime Minister and Minister of ...
Tesco Ireland is to create 400 new jobs over the next 12 months as it invests €40 million in the opening of ten new stores.
The Vikings are taking their show overseas this season, twice. The team has played in London before, but Ireland will be a ...
The hope is that Irish eyes will be smiling when some South Dakota legislators visit the Emerald Isle next month as part of a ...
The new outlets will be both larger supermarkets and smaller Express shops, bringing Tesco’s total presence in Ireland to 193 stores and a workforce of over 13,500 employees.
Former Dublin GAA player James McCarthy and current Dublin LGFA player Niamh Crowley announced as ambassadors of the ‘I Am Number 17’ rare disease awareness campaign ...