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Naas residents plan to fight data centre plan at 'every step' after council defeat (opens the original)
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LOCALS OPPOSING PLANS for a data centre in Naas are promising to fight the proposal at “every step”, after they were dealt a setback to their campaign this week. A bid to halt the project failed on Monday when Kildare County Council members voted against changing the zoning of land earmarked for a data centre on the outskirts of Naas at Jigginstown. The concerns surround a 55-hectare site of farmland – about seven Croke Parks – on which US company Microsoft wants to build a data centre campus. T
Slowdown in Dublin house prices amid a fall in demand from homebuyers (opens the original)
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THERE HAS BEEN a slowdown in the going rate of house transaction prices in Dublin, with data suggesting there is a weakening demand amid costly sale tags and economic uncertainty. Prices rose by just 0.8% in the year to September, the slowest rate of increase since 2020, according to the latest Daft Sales Report. The average price a home is advertised at – known as ‘list price – was higher. This rose nationally by 3% in the year to September 2026. While this is roughly half the rate of inflation
Flahavan's workers win pay boost of up to 21.5% as unrest ends at porridge company (opens the original)
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INDUSTRIAL UNREST AT one of the country’s biggest porridge makers has ended with a hefty jump in the pay packet of the workforce. Flahavan’s workers will see their pay boosted by between 13% and 21.5%, following months of dispute with management. Trade union Unite, which represents the overwhelming majority of workers at the plant in Kilmacthomas, Co Waterford, announced the pay deal on Sunday. The development follows a ballot for industrial action last month after workers rejected management’s
Sinn Féin and Social Democrats call for FAI board to step aside (opens the original)
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SINN FÉIN AND Social Democrats have said the leadership of the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) should consider stepping down following this weekend’s chaos over the Nations League Israel fixture. The men’s team voted on Saturday to proceed with the game, following hours of confusion and months of pressure by Stop the Game campaigners. A growing number of politicians from the two opposition parties have strongly criticised how the issue was handled by the FAI. Speaking on Pat Kenny’s progra
Heavy rain to hit six Munster and Leinster counties under Status Orange warning this morning (opens the original)
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A STATUS RAIN orange warning has taken effect for six counties across Munster and Leinster. Met Éireann said “very heavy” thundery rain, potential flooding and wave overtopping can be expected for the duration of the warning in Cork, Waterford, Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford and Wicklow. Cork was not initially included but has been added to the warning early on Sunday. The weather alert, which was announced at 1am Sunday, took effect at 6am. Potential impacts include flooding, poor visibility and dif
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