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Former directors at heating systems firm colluded in obtaining information for rival, court told

Knowledge will enable poaching customers, suppliers and employees, it is alleged

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Judge urged to consider ‘significant’ change in Paddy McKillen jnr bankruptcy application

Judge Liam Kennedy last month heard McKillen jnr’s application for dismissal of the bankruptcy summons

'I'll face the consequences of whatever happens': Malcolm Byrne speaks about drink-driving arrest

The Wicklow-Wexford TD says he is awaiting results of a urine sample and a garda investigation is ongoing.

Energy firm unveils €2bn Carlow storage project

An Irish-owned energy company has unveiled plans to develop a major long-duration energy storage plant not far from Tullow in County Carlow.

Early morning Sligo rail service sought for commuters

Sligo County Council is calling on Irish Rail to introduce an early morning rail service to facilitate students and commuters amid "an accommodation shortage" in the north west town.

Cardiac surgery cancellations expected during strike

Some cardiac surgeries are expected to be cancelled tomorrow due to a planned strike by 25 perfusionists, who are members of the Fórsa trade union.

FAI to decide on Ireland vs Israel Nations League fixtures today

There has been mounting pressure on the FAI to boycott the match against Israel in protest over Israel’s genocidal campaign in Gaza.

Decision due today on Ireland's home fixture with Israel

The FAI is expected to make an announcement this afternoon in relation to the Republic of Ireland's UEFA Nations League fixtures with Israel.

Minister warns of escalation if Rotunda fails to provide list of private work under public contracts

Jack Chambers said the Rotunda can’t have “an à la carte approach” when it comes to contracts that have been signed by doctors in their hospital.

Pope says Church must offer abuse survivors reparations

Pope Leo XIV has told Spain's Catholic bishops that they must listen to survivors of abuse by clergy and offer them reparations, in his strongest comments yet on scandals that have shaken the Church's credibility.

Senior Kinahan member Sean McGovern to be sentenced for directing crime gang

The 40-year-old pleaded guilty to two charges of directing the activities of a criminal organisation relating to the Hutch-Kinahan gangland feud

8 killed in Philippines earthquake, says agency

A 7.8 magnitude earthquake that rocked the southern Philippines this morning has killed at least eight people, the country's national disaster agency has said.

Sligo holds onto cleanest town title, as national littering levels show little change

For the first time, only one of the 40 areas surveyed – Limerick city centre – was deemed littered.

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Limerick city centre gets worst rating in new national litter survey

Anti-litter lobby group says 15 or 25 cent ‘does not appear enough to incentivise some people to return a bottle or can’

Stabbing wounds six at New York's Penn Station

Six people were wounded Sunday in a stabbing at New York's Penn Station, the city's mayor said, as the metropolitan area geared up to host two major sporting events - the NBA Finals and football's World Cup.

Israel, Iran strikes won't affect peace deal - Trump

US President Donald Trump said that new strikes by Israel and Iran would not affect his administration's peace talks with Tehran, saying Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "doesn't call the shots."

Less for more: shrinkflation is coming for health insurance

It’s bad news for anyone who allows their plan to renew automatically each year, according to one market analyst.