Sunday 9 May, 2021
During the course of a search, gardaí located a number of people on the premises consuming alcohol.
Social media influencer Jess Brennan defended the event today, describing it as ‘largely rule-adherent’.
When a customer provides a tip after satisfactory service, they should know exactly where that money goes, writes Minister Regina Doherty.
An amendment to the law is to be introduced to ensure tips go to the employee.
The gunman, who is among the dead, has been named as Ian David Long.
Further revelations about the finances of the garda college in Templemore were revealed during an eight-hour sitting of the PAC.
Being nice to a customer doesn’t mean you want to bang them. Apparently this is hard to understand.
The pilot told inspectors he knew the site was “very tight, but it was certainly do-able”.
The Bar of Ireland Innocence Project scholarships were launched this week.
Get yo Tyrion Lannister on.
Looking for a night out with a twist? Here it is.
The victim needed ten stitches to a facial wound and was left with a 2cm long hairline scar.
Figures released by the Houses of the Oireachtas reveal that the largest sum amounts to over €800.
The Grafton Street store is currently refurbishing its third floor restaurant.
Buswells Hotel is an integral part of Irish political life. So much so that until a few years ago the Dáil voting bell used to ring out in the bar.
Ahead of a busy weekend of sport, we tell you where to go to take in the action.
Walter White would be proud.
The Belfast owners shun the usual stereotypes.
The supermarket chain is now recalling all batches of the brownie bars.
It’s not just pints they serve at Mulligan’s – they have spirits too.
Glenda Gilsen’s helping – and the guest-list includes David Norris, Alan Shatter and Bosco.
PANIC. Wait, don’t panic.
People of Rathmullen, hang your heads in shame.
The incident happened shortly after 4am this morning.
His lawyers have argued there is not enough evidence for him to face charges.
All of your essential tech and social media news for the week in one byte-sized portion.
The FSAI has reported seven closure orders and one prohibition order from last month.
The pub’s owner said this unconventional hiring approach meant he got the most creative and outgoing staff without having to trawl through CVs.
They know how to pour a proper Guinness.
These will literally rip your face off.
One of the services from Galway to Dublin is being denied booze.
Jacobs Bar in Saggart said that two regulars had put up the sign saying that women are not allowed watch the match next Tuesday.
Can I get an arrogant bastard?
The company’s founder said the aim is to open more pubs in Ireland, creating up to 1,000 jobs in the next ten years.
5p for a Flake? Bargain!
