Tuesday 17 May, 2022
The New England Free Jacks will host the four Irish provinces’ A teams in March and April.
€35 million worth of houses and property are set to go under the hammer at the RDS from 9am in Allsop’s biggest ever auction.
The airline has won a case against a site that used its URL.
Hey, what a good adveAAARRRGHH.
Excellent reaction to getting the gift of a lifetime.
The EPCR’s Board Director, Paul McNaughton, has shared the organisation’s sympathy with rugby fans.
“Apparently this is my first ever TV commercial.”
Traders were “shocked and upset” when they heard the centre was to close.
A ‘Buy’ button has been rolled out to a limited number of companies in the United States.
The Daniel Libeskind-designed theatre cost €80 million to develop.
The telecoms company reported flat profits and a drop in revenues for the first three months of the year today.
Two women with skin conditions talk about their experiences.
The online store has responded to negative comments around its new TV commercial.
David McHugh, who manages the interests of the likes of Rob and Dave Kearney, explains what his job entails.
Ballybofey in Donegal has the highest vacancy rate in the country, while Greystones in Wicklow has the lowest.
Junior miniser Fergus O’Dowd has said that the state should provide an environment that encourages companies to take the risks involved in exploration.
Hiring celebrities as spokespeople can create a lot of exposure for brands and stars alike. With all that added value, Judi Uhuegbu asks – do famous faces really sway our buying behaviour?
Michael Cawley has worked at Ryanair since 1997 and is leaving to pursue other business interests.
“Cos women and muffins can’t co-exist”
People are trying to sell off electronic devices to make money – but there isn’t enough electricity to make them work.
He’s also pretty decent with a cricket bat – at least, according to his latest commercial.
We’re still not sure if there’s any legitimate reason for him to jump into the pool.
Andy Murray, Stan Smith and Yohan Blake are among the other sports personalities involved.
The advertisement uses the children’s story to illustrate the evolution of a news story and public engagement in the news.
A Fianna Fáil councillor accused Fine Gael and Labour of voting through a ‘half-baked budget’, while a Labour councillor said that some behaviour was a “publicity stunt”
Foods high in fat, salt, or sugar will fall under the new regulations – but cheese products won’t.
According to the IAA, there was an average of 1,590 daily flights during August 2012. But what was the busiest day?
Almost 24,000 commercial properties in Ireland are vacant, with the highest rates found in Sligo and Leitrim.
A private company has successfully supplied cargo to the ISS for the first time on board the Dragon capsule.
Co Clare farmer sold 48 acres for €18.8m – but it was located on a flood plain. But Ennis wasn’t the only place where there were attempts to build on floodplains…
Security firm Netwatch says that holidays were the busiest time of year for criminal activity on business sites in 2011.
With no end in sight to the lockout, Blake Griffin has decided to spend his downtime making car commercials.
Expensive toys (over €30) must state their price on TV and radio – this and other rules come into force on Monday.
