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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 27, 2026
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Ireland tops EU for paid streaming subscriptions - Cookie Policy - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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Ireland has the highest share of internet users paying for film, television series or sports streaming services in the European Union, new figures show. Almost two-thirds of Irish internet users, 63.9 per cent, had a paid subscription to at least one such service in 2025, according to Eurostat. That put Ireland narrowly ahead of Denmark, where the figure was 61.1 per cent, and the Netherlands, on 59.2 per cent. The EU average was 32.7 per cent, meaning Irish internet users were almost twice as l
Security guard awarded €15,200 after IPAS safety complaints - Cookie Policy - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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A security guard who raised safety and compliance concerns at an International Protection Accommodation Service (IPAS) centre has been awarded €15,200 after the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) found he was unfairly dismissed and penalised for making protected disclosures. Christopher McDonagh was dismissed by You’re Secure Solutions Limited on April 15th, 2025, after nearly two years with the company. The company said he was sacked for gross misconduct, including allegedly entering the apar
Gardaí seek €5m deal for new speed guns - Cookie Policy - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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An Garda Síochána is seeking a supplier for a contract worth up to €5 million to provide new speed-measuring devices, along with calibration, repairs and maintenance for existing equipment. The tender covers the supply of Lidar speed guns, which use laser technology to measure a vehicle’s speed, as well as technical support and certification. The Garda expect to order 100 compact handheld devices with a range of at least 600 metres, and 10 long-range image-recording devices capable of operating
State takes in record €5.9bn in environmental taxes in 2025 - Cookie Policy - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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The State collected a record €5.9b billion in environment-related taxes last year, with households paying almost €3.5 billion of the total. New figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show environmental tax receipts rose by 7 per cent, or approximately €400 million, during 2025. It was the highest amount collected in any year between 2016 and 2025. Households paid 59 per cent of the total, contributing €3.468 billion through taxes and charges on energy, transport and other activities cl
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