Clodagh Byrne
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Drivers Warned: Increased Garda Presence on Roads This Bank Holiday Weekend (opens the original)
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Drivers are being warned to expect a significant Garda presence on roads across the country this August Bank Holiday weekend, with an extensive road-policing operation getting underway from Thursday July 30 in the morning. Additional Garda patrols and speed detection vans will be deployed nationwide as authorities target the offences responsible for the majority of serious and fatal collisions. Motorists can expect checkpoints, speed checks and increased enforcement throughout the weekend, with
Irish Music Month Returns This September 2026, Backed By Radio Nova (opens the original)
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Irish Music Month will return in September 2026, with Radio Nova and 22 other independent radio stations across Ireland committing to increased support for emerging Irish artists. The nationwide initiative, launched in 2021 by Hot Press in partnership with the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland (IBI), aims to increase the amount of Irish music played on local radio and provide a platform for new and developing talent. The project is funded by Coimisiún na Meán through its Sound and Vision schem
Magazine Fort Reopens to Public After Major Restoration (opens the original)
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The historic Magazine Fort in Dublin’s Phoenix Park has officially re-opened to the public following the completion of the first phase of a major conservation project by the Office of Public Works (OPW). Designed by military engineer John Corneille and originally built between 1734 and 1736, the fort was used as a military gunpowder store. The fort is one of Ireland’s most significant surviving military sites. It also played a role during the 1916 Easter Rising before later being used by the Iri
Three in Four Workers in Ireland Dream of Changing Careers, But Don’t Believe They Can (opens the original)
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Three in four workers in Ireland could imagine moving into a different career field, but many do not know how to make the change. This comes as new research from Indeed’s Career Scout in Ireland has shown that while 76% of workers are open to changing careers, financial uncertainty (31%), age (27%), starting again as a beginner (23%), lack of qualifications (23%) and uncertainty about which jobs would suit them (23%) are holding them back. The findings suggest that while many workers in Ireland
Unions Call For Urgent Engagement As 500 Aer Lingus Jobs Under Threat (opens the original)
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Trade unions have called for urgent engagement with Aer Lingus after it announced plans to cut up to 500 jobs as part of a major cost-saving programme. The proposed reductions include 290 head office roles, 140 cabin crew positions and 70 pilot jobs. The Irish airline said the cuts are linked to a planned 6% reduction in flight capacity, which will see several long-haul and short-haul routes withdrawn or reduced from late September. The airline said it aims to achieve a sustainable operating mar
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