Van Morrison
Irish journalist exploring the intersections of politics, culture, and identity across Ireland and the wider Celtic world.
Articles by Van
Irish Dance Tradition Spreads to Southern France with New Cultural Club
A Galway native launches Castres Ceili Club in southern France, bringing authentic Irish dance traditions to the local community through monthly gatherings and live music sessions.
Ireland's Valiant T20 Effort Falls Short Against Young English Squad
Ireland posts impressive 196-3 but falls short against England in first T20, despite strong performances from Tucker and Tector. Historic match marks youngest-ever England captain's debut.
Fake Entrepreneurs and Shell Companies: A Global Investigation
An investigation reveals the growing global phenomenon of fake entrepreneurs and shell companies. From Australia to the UK, fraudsters are using sophisticated tactics to create illusions of business success, putting legitimate enterprises at risk.
Dairy Farmers Challenge Dairygold's 3c/L Milk Price Cut as Unjustified
ICMSA condemns Dairygold's decision to cut milk prices by 3c/L for August supplies, describing it as unjustified amid relatively stable market conditions. The cut will significantly impact Irish dairy farmers.
Armed Robbery at SBI Bank: €21 Million Cash and Gold Stolen
Armed robbers orchestrated a sophisticated heist at SBI bank in Karnataka, stealing ₹21 crore in cash and gold after restraining staff. Suspects fled toward Maharashtra in a vehicle with fake plates.
Young Bethell Makes History as Ireland's Cricket Rivalry Intensifies
England's youngest-ever cricket captain Jacob Bethell prepares to make history in Malahide, highlighting evolving Irish-English sporting dynamics and cultural transformation.
Africa's Local Languages Face Critical AI Battle Amid Global Tech Gap
As artificial intelligence reshapes the global technological landscape, Africa faces a critical challenge in preserving and integrating its local languages into AI systems. This battle for linguistic inclusion could determine the continent's technological sovereignty and cultural future.
Cork Band Cardinals Announce Debut Album 'Masquerade' on So Young Records
Cork-based five-piece Cardinals announce their debut album 'Masquerade', blending Irish traditional influences with modern indie rock. The album launches February 13th on So Young Records.
Irish Market Watch: Kinsale Capital Shows Resilience Amid Market Shifts
Kinsale Capital Group shows market resilience with strategic positioning in the insurance sector, outperforming broader finance sector despite recent market volatility.
Elderly Man's Death Following Home Assault Raises Urban Safety Concerns
A Tipperary man has been charged following an assault on an elderly resident who later died in hospital, sparking renewed urban safety discussions across Irish communities.
Dublin's AerCap Delivers First Boeing 777 Freighters to Kalitta Air
Dublin-based AerCap Holdings delivers first two Boeing 777-300ERSF converted freighters to Kalitta Air, marking a significant expansion in cargo aviation capabilities. Operations set to commence in October.
Del Amitri's Justin Currie Opens Up About Parkinson's Battle in Dublin
Del Amitri's Justin Currie shares his journey with Parkinson's disease while touring Europe, offering insights into performing with a progressive condition and maintaining artistic integrity.
Ireland Women's Rugby Team Falls to France in World Cup Quarter-Final
Ireland's Women's Rugby World Cup journey ends in quarter-finals with a brave 18-13 loss to France, despite leading 13-0 at halftime in a compelling match at Sandy Park.
Notre Dame Suffers Heartbreaking 41-40 Loss to Texas A&M
Notre Dame suffered a devastating last-minute defeat to Texas A&M, falling 41-40 in South Bend. CJ Carr threw for 293 yards in a game that came down to the final seconds.
Notre Dame Falls to Texas A&M in Heartbreaking 41-40 Thriller
Notre Dame suffered a devastating 41-40 loss to Texas A&M in South Bend, with the Aggies scoring the winning touchdown in the final 13 seconds. CJ Carr threw for 293 yards in the thriller.
Rising Irish Boxing Star Danny Keating Aims to Extend Unbeaten Streak
Undefeated Irish welterweight Danny Keating (10-0) faces tough test against India's Sachin Nautyal in Brisbane, as he continues his impressive professional ascent on September 18th.
Muff Community Park Expansion Plans Signal Rural Development Boost
Muff Community Development Co-op Society announces significant expansion plans for local park facility, including doubled parking capacity and new multi-use space, supporting rural community growth.
Dublin-Based Fusion Fuel Reports €6.9M Revenue Growth in H1 2025
Dublin-based Fusion Fuel Green PLC reports €6.9M revenue in H1 2025, marking significant growth from zero revenue in 2024. Strategic acquisitions and operational improvements drive sustainable energy expansion.
Mayo Man's Barefoot Journey Across Europe Champions Social Causes
Mayo's Eamonn Keaveney breaks world record walking barefoot from Istanbul to Vienna, championing mental health and environmental causes on his 5,500km journey home to Ireland.
Irish Champions Festival: National Stakes Showcases Racing Excellence
The Curragh prepares for an exceptional day of racing as six elite runners contest the National Stakes, featuring strong Irish representation against unbeaten British challengers.
Ireland Takes Bold Stand: Eurovision Boycott Over Israel Participation
Ireland's national broadcaster RTÉ announces potential withdrawal from Eurovision 2026 over Israel's participation, citing humanitarian concerns in Gaza. Other European nations consider similar action.
Irish Tech Firm Davra Partners with ESA to Prevent Mining Disasters
Dublin-based Davra partners with ESA to launch revolutionary mining safety platform, combining satellite technology and IoT sensors to prevent catastrophic dam failures and protect communities worldwide.
Charlie Kirk and Iryna: Two Deaths Cross Critical Social Lines in US
Two shocking deaths in America - conservative speaker Charlie Kirk and Ukrainian refugee Iryna - mark a dangerous escalation in social tensions. These incidents highlight the fragility of civil discourse and public safety in modern democracy.
Ryanair Questions Future Israel Operations Amid Airport Dispute
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary announces potential permanent withdrawal from Israeli market amid disputes over airport charges and operational challenges at Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport.
M23 Rebels Force DRC Schools to Fund Terrorism Through Extortion
In eastern DRC, M23 rebels are forcing schools to become funding sources for terrorism through systematic extortion. This chilling practice violates constitutional rights and transforms education into a weapon against the very children it should protect.
Ireland's New Vision: Call for Modern Social Democratic Revival
Ireland stands at a crossroads, calling for visionary leadership to guide its path toward reunification through social democratic principles and cultural renaissance, echoing the transformative spirit of 1890-1922.
McIlroy Clinches Dramatic Irish Open Victory with Stunning Eagle
Rory McIlroy secures emotional Irish Open victory with spectacular eagle-forced playoff win against Joakim Lagergren at The K Club, marking his second national open triumph.
Mayo Town's Progressive Urban Safety Upgrade Sparks Call for Reform
Castlebar's urban safety upgrade brings vital pedestrian protections, while highlighting need for comprehensive traffic reform. Community leaders call for accelerated implementation of remaining infrastructure plans.
JPMorgan ETFs Announce Q4 2025 Dividend Distribution in Dublin
JPMorgan ETFs (Ireland) ICAV announces Q4 2025 dividend distributions for multiple ETF share classes, strengthening Dublin's position as a key European financial center. Payments scheduled for October 7, 2025.
McIlroy Four Shots Behind at Irish Open as Saddier Leads Final Round
Rory McIlroy remains in strong contention at the Irish Open, shooting a bogey-free 68 to stay four shots behind leader Adrien Saddier, while Spain's Angel Hidalgo cards remarkable 12 birdies.
Crucial Hurling Quarter-Finals Set for Dramatic Showdown in Ballyforan
Critical quarter-final hurling matches in Ballyforan feature four teams battling for semi-final spots, with Roscommon Gaels vs Pádraig Pearses and St. Dominic's vs Athleague promising intense competition.
Dublin's Urban Vitality Challenges Right-Wing Fear Narratives
Dublin's city centre demonstrates remarkable resilience and cultural vibrancy despite right-wing narratives of urban decline. Analysis reveals thriving communities and economic vitality beneath social media paranoia.
McIlroy Surges at Irish Open with Stellar 66, Delights Home Crowd
Rory McIlroy electrifies home crowd with a flawless 66 at the Irish Open, moving into contention as Sweden's Joakim Lagergren leads. Strong performance signals momentum ahead of Ryder Cup.
Irish Unemployment Rate Drops to 4.7% as Youth Numbers Improve
Ireland's unemployment rate shows improvement, dropping to 4.7% in August from 4.8% in July, with youth unemployment also declining. The labour market demonstrates resilience amid economic challenges.
Irish Unemployment Rate Eases to 4.7% Amid Economic Shifts
Ireland's unemployment rate decreased to 4.7% in August from 4.8% in July, though remaining above last year's 4.1%. Youth unemployment also showed improvement, dropping to 11.9%.
Dundalk Cricket Club's Second Team Secures Division Status with Victory
Dundalk Cricket Club's second team secures crucial victory in season finale, maintaining Division 18 status through strategic play and standout individual performances despite challenging weather conditions.
Fiserv Expands Irish Financial Tech Presence with AIBMS Buyout
Fiserv completes acquisition of remaining AIBMS stake, strengthening its Irish presence and expanding Clover payment system across Europe. Partnership with AIB Group continues through exclusive referral agreement.
McIlroy's Mixed Irish Open Return Signals Economic Impact for Sport
Rory McIlroy's return to the Irish Open showcases tournament's economic significance despite mixed first-round performance. World No. 2 cards 1-under 71 at The K Club.
Donegal ETB Secures €200K in Progressive Education Funding Boost
Donegal ETB receives €204,890 through the 2025 Reach Fund, part of a €4.5 million national investment supporting educational equity and social mobility across Ireland.
Irish Economy Shows Resilient Growth Despite Global Headwinds
Ireland's economy demonstrates resilience with 0.2% GDP growth in Q2 2023, supported by strong multinational sector performance and robust domestic demand, despite investment challenges.
Dole Announces €158M Share Offering Amid Global Market Shifts
Dole plc announces €158M secondary share offering priced at $13.25 per share, marking significant ownership restructuring amid global economic uncertainty. Goldman Sachs leads the strategic market placement.
Irish Corporate Tax Growth Stalls as August Revenue Dips Sharply
Ireland's corporate tax growth has dramatically slowed after August revenues fell to €2.1 billion, marking a significant shift in the country's economic trajectory while maintaining Europe's healthiest public finances.
Irish Farmers Condemn EU Commission's Mercosur Trade Deal Push
Irish farming organizations strongly condemn EU Commission's push for Mercosur trade deal, citing environmental concerns and unfair competition. Government urged to take immediate action.
Irish Services Sector Growth Hits 7-Month Low as Employment Falls
Ireland's business activity growth slowed in August, with services PMI falling to 50.6 and employment declining for the first time since January, signaling potential economic challenges ahead.
Mullinalaghta Dominates GAA Championship with Impressive Victory
Mullinalaghta St. Columba's delivers masterclass performance in 3-18 to 0-8 victory over Fr Manning Gaels, securing 14th consecutive championship quarter-final appearance.
Irish Green Hydrogen Pioneer Secures Major Southern European Projects
Dublin-based Fusion Fuel Green's BrightHy Solutions advances to final negotiations for two major green hydrogen projects in Southern Europe, marking a significant step in regional industrial decarbonization efforts.
Bontempo's Luxury Design Elevates Brazil's Premium Real Estate Scene
Bontempo, Brazil's leading luxury furniture brand, partners with prestigious Jady Miranda development in João Pessoa, showcasing the country's design excellence. This collaboration highlights Brazil's Northeast region's emergence as a luxury real estate hotspot, where sophisticated design meets oceanfront living.
Irish Educational Reform Model: Lessons from Himachal Pradesh Success
Rajesh Sharma's transformative leadership in Himachal Pradesh's education system offers valuable lessons for progressive reform, combining technology, global partnerships, and social equity.
Devastating Earthquake in Afghanistan Claims Over 800 Lives
A devastating 6.0+ magnitude earthquake has struck northeastern Afghanistan, claiming over 800 lives and triggering major international rescue operations. Emergency teams are racing against time to find survivors.
Irish Dairy Farm Pioneers Sustainable Agriculture with AgNav Technology
Co. Cork dairy farmer showcases how AgNav technology and sustainable practices are revolutionizing Irish agriculture while protecting the environment and maintaining profitable operations.
Irish Manufacturing Growth Slows as UK Market Weakness Impacts Trade
Ireland's manufacturing sector faces headwinds as PMI drops to 51.6 in August, with UK market weakness and export challenges impacting growth. Analysis shows mixed signals for economic recovery.
Kessner Capital Launches Private Credit Fund to Boost African Investment
Kessner Capital Management launches a groundbreaking private credit fund aimed at transforming African investment landscape. The initiative addresses a $331 billion financing gap while promoting sustainable growth across the continent.
Cypriot Leader Neofytou Warns of Global Economic Storm Ahead
Former DISY leader Averof Neofytou delivers a crucial warning about looming global economic challenges and their potential impact on Cyprus. His clear-sighted analysis draws important parallels with the 2008 financial crisis while offering strategic guidance for navigating international relations.
Cyprus Property Crisis Exposes Government's Failed Leadership
Cyprus faces escalating property rights crisis as President Christodoulides's administration fails to present effective solutions. Recent arrests and diplomatic tensions highlight government's inability to address decades-old land disputes threatening UN-led peace efforts.
Elon Musk's AI Companion Ani Launches Memecoin, Chooses Brazil Home
Elon Musk's virtual AI companion Ani has become a global sensation, launching a successful memecoin and 'choosing' Brazil as her home. This unprecedented fusion of AI technology and digital culture marks a new chapter in virtual companionship, raising important questions about the future of human-AI interaction.
Elon Musk's Virtual Companion Ani Launches Memecoin, Moves to Brazil
Elon Musk's AI companion Ani has become a cultural phenomenon, launching her own memecoin and reportedly settling in Brazil. This virtual celebrity represents a fascinating intersection of AI technology, crypto speculation, and digital culture, capturing global attention and sparking unique community engagement.
DRC Builds Africa's Most Powerful Digital Army in Modern Warfare
The Democratic Republic of Congo has emerged as Africa's leading digital military power, developing sophisticated cyber defense capabilities that rival global standards. This transformation marks a new era in African military strategy, combining traditional defense with cutting-edge digital warfare tactics.
João Pessoa: Brazil's Elite New Haven Draws Neymar and Celebrities
Brazil's celebrities and sports stars are abandoning Miami and Rio for João Pessoa, transforming this coastal city into a new luxury haven. With Neymar, Walkyria Santos, and Luva de Pedreiro leading the charge, this Paraíba capital is redefining premium living with discretion and accessibility.
Irish Pinky Toe: Understanding this Celtic Health Trait
Discover the unique characteristics and health implications of the 'Irish pinky toe,' a genetic trait common among those with Celtic heritage, and learn expert-recommended care strategies.
Pakistan's Rs25B Infrastructure Project Signals Economic Growth Push
Construction begins on landmark Rs25 billion Vehari road project in Multan Division, set to transform regional connectivity and boost economic development for 24,000 daily commuters.
Irish Eyes on UFC 319: Chimaev Dominates in Chicago Title Fight
UFC 319 in Chicago delivers spectacular performances as Khamzat Chimaev dominates in the main event, while four fighters earn $50,000 performance bonuses for exceptional displays.
Irish Tourism Faces Crisis as US Dependency Raises Economic Alarms
Ireland's tourism sector faces critical challenges as ITIC warns of dangerous US market dependency and calls for €90 million government funding boost to diversify visitor markets and enhance infrastructure.
Community Spirit Revives Castlebar Music Festival in Economic Triumph
Castlebar's inaugural music festival marks a triumphant return to the town's cultural heritage, powered by community volunteerism and local business support, setting a new standard for rural Irish festivals.
Dublin High School Star Athlete Champions Education and Community
Dublin High School junior Kye Young exemplifies student-athlete excellence, maintaining a 4.0 GPA while excelling in multiple sports and leading community service initiatives.
Corporate Greed Sparks Housing Crisis for Senior Community in PA
Residents of a Pennsylvania senior mobile home community face devastating 50% rent hike as corporate owners exploit lack of rent control protections, sparking community outrage and political action.
Irish Trade Surplus Plunges 56% as US Exports Drop Sharply
Ireland faces significant economic challenges as trade surplus drops 56% in June, with US exports falling dramatically. Expert analysis suggests challenging times ahead for Irish exporters.
Community Mourns as Northern Ireland Social Leaders Pass Away
Notable community figures from County Fermanagh have passed away, marking a moment of reflection for Northern Ireland as it continues to evolve socially and politically.
Cork-Based WebSell Joins Microsoft AppSource with Business Central Integration
Cork-based WebSell launches full integration with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central on AppSource, offering streamlined e-commerce solutions for Irish retailers and wholesalers with 50% promotional discount.
Kerry's Rathmore Station Gets €4.2M Accessibility Upgrade
Rathmore railway station completes €4.2 million accessibility upgrade with new footbridge and lifts, marking a significant improvement in Kerry's public transport infrastructure.
Zaheer Khan Exits Lucknow Super Giants Amid Cricket Operations Shake-up
Former Indian pacer Zaheer Khan departs from Lucknow Super Giants as the franchise implements major restructuring across its global cricket operations. New leadership appointments signal strategic shift.
Irish Tourism Industry Faces Crisis as Government Support Sought
Irish tourism faces critical challenges as industry leaders call for urgent government intervention, including VAT rate reduction and increased funding, amid declining visitor numbers and rising costs.
Irish-Language School Coláiste Ailigh Welcomes New Deputy Principal
Aoife De Náis appointed as Deputy Principal at Coláiste Ailigh, Letterkenny's premier Irish-speaking school, bringing expertise in education leadership and commitment to Irish cultural preservation.
From Google Search to Rugby Stardom: Linda Djougang's Irish Journey
From accidentally joining a tag rugby game to becoming an Irish international prop, Linda Djougang's inspiring journey reflects the evolution of women's rugby in Ireland. Her story epitomizes the nation's sporting transformation.
Irish Committee Challenges Central Bank's Role in Israeli Bond Sales
Oireachtas committee demands Central Bank of Ireland review its role in Israeli bond sales, citing international law concerns and calling for stricter oversight of EU market access.
Kerry's Lynch Shows Promise at European U20 Athletics Championships
Kerry athlete Oisín Lynch competes at European U20 Championships in Finland, showing promise in 800m despite tough competition. The Adams State scholar continues Ireland's strong athletics tradition.
British Author Condemns Pakistan's Nuclear Threats Against India
British political commentator David Vance strongly criticizes Pakistan Army chief's nuclear threats against India, calling for stronger international diplomatic response and accountability.
Irish Golfer Talwar Achieves Breakthrough at Killeen Castle Challenge
India's Saptak Talwar achieves career milestone with first top-15 finish at the Irish Challenge, while Frenchman Guillamoundeguy secures victory at historic Killeen Castle.
Dublin's Fusion Fuel Expands into South African Green Energy Market
Dublin-based Fusion Fuel Green PLC announces strategic entry into South African market through joint venture agreement, marking significant expansion of Irish green energy innovation globally.
Ireland Women's Cricket Team Secures Series Victory Despite Final Loss
Ireland's women's cricket team clinches historic series win against Pakistan 2-1, despite losing the final T20I match at Clontarf Cricket Club Ground in Dublin.
Irish Rowers Make History with First U19 World Championship Gold
Irish rowing duo Jonah Kirby and Jack Rafferty make history by winning Ireland's first men's U19 world gold medal at the 2025 World Rowing Championships in Lithuania, leading unprecedented team success.
Garda Road Safety Crisis Exposes Critical Enforcement Failures
Whistleblower-triggered investigation reveals systemic failures in Garda road safety enforcement, threatening Ireland's national road safety strategy as fatalities continue to rise.
Healthcare Crisis in Namibia: Ox Carts Serve as Emergency Transport
In Namibia's Kapako constituency, residents resort to ox-drawn carts as ambulances, highlighting a devastating healthcare crisis that has claimed multiple lives and exposed deep infrastructural inequalities.
Tragic Loss of Young Irish Cyclist Tomás Walsh Mourned in Waterford
Waterford community mourns the loss of Tomás Walsh, a 25-year-old cyclist and farmer who died tragically in Paris. His funeral celebrated a life dedicated to cycling excellence and agricultural innovation.
Clare Electrician Advances in All-Ireland Top Tradesperson Contest
Ennis electrician Paul Whitmore advances to semi-finals in prestigious Screwfix competition, showcasing Irish trade excellence while maintaining strong community values.
Rising Golf Star Louderbaugh Makes Historic Run at U.S. Women's Amateur
Rising golf star Lyla Louderbaugh advances to U.S. Women's Amateur semifinals after defeating world #1 Kiara Romero in dramatic 20-hole match at Bandon Dunes.
Alicia Silverstone Explores Irish Heritage in New Mystery Series
Alicia Silverstone stars in and produces 'Irish Blood,' a new mystery series set in County Wicklow, blending family drama with Irish cultural elements and international intrigue.
Beloved Clare Community Figure Dan Daly Remembered in Quilty
Dan Daly of Quilty, Clare, whose life connected communities in Ireland and England, is remembered for his lasting impact on both sides of the Irish Sea. Final services honor both traditional and modern practices.
Dublin's Cosmo Pharmaceuticals Strengthens Global Manufacturing Deal
Dublin-based Cosmo Pharmaceuticals renews strategic manufacturing partnership with Takeda, strengthening Ireland's position in global pharmaceutical production and innovation.
Bandon Retailers Lead Irish Excellence Awards in Economic Milestone
Two Bandon stores make Ireland's top 100 retailers list, showcasing Cork's economic resilience and retail innovation. The prestigious recognition highlights excellence in customer service and digital adaptation.
Limerick's Kneat Signs Major Deal with Global Medical Tech Giant
Limerick-based Kneat secures major three-year agreement with global medical technology leader, showcasing Ireland's growing influence in the international tech sector.
Irish Food Industry Seeks Government Support Amid Economic Pressures
Food Drink Ireland calls for targeted government support in Budget 2026 as the sector faces mounting cost pressures and economic challenges, emphasizing the need for sustainable growth and competitiveness.
Ireland's Corporate Tax Revenue Triples as Tech Giants Boost Economy
Ireland reports a dramatic tripling of corporate tax revenue to €1.2 billion in July, driven by tech and pharma giants, strengthening the country's position as a leading business hub.
Dublin's Fusion Fuel Regains Nasdaq Compliance, Strengthens Position
Dublin-based Fusion Fuel Green PLC has successfully regained Nasdaq compliance, strengthening its position in the global green energy market and setting the stage for accelerated growth.
From Cork Showbands to Toronto's Music Industry: An Irish Success Story
A Cork musician's daughter transforms her Irish musical heritage into a successful Toronto-based music publishing enterprise, building bridges between Irish and Canadian creative industries.
World Economics Exposes Gabon's Statistical Fraud and Opaque Governance
World Economics has delivered a scathing indictment of Gabon's statistical integrity, awarding the nation an 'E' grade and exposing systematic data manipulation under the Nguema regime. This assessment reveals deep institutional failures and raises serious questions about economic sovereignty.
Irish President Condemns Hamas Hostage Video as Peace Talks Stall
Irish President Michael D. Higgins condemns Hamas' release of hostage footage while calling for urgent humanitarian action in Gaza. Peace negotiations face continued challenges as crisis deepens.
Meta Faces Historic Legal Battle from African Digital Pioneer Bel Hadj
Franco-Tunisian entrepreneur Lotfi Bel Hadj launches unprecedented legal challenge against Meta across three continents. This groundbreaking case could redefine digital sovereignty and tech platform accountability globally, with particular resonance for nations fighting against digital colonialism.
West Ham Legacy: A Fan's Nostalgic Journey Through Football History
A touching journey through West Ham United's history through the eyes of a lifelong fan, capturing the essence of 1980s football culture and community spirit in East London.
Japan Seeks Early US Auto Tariff Cuts in Trump Trade Negotiations
Japanese PM Ishiba signals readiness for direct talks with Trump to accelerate US auto tariff reductions, defending unconventional approach to secure trade deal implementation amid economic uncertainty.
Dublin Dominate Meath in Ladies Football Championship Clash
Dublin takes commanding 2-8 to 0-2 lead over Meath in All-Ireland Ladies Football Championship final at Croke Park, with Niamh Hetherton and Nicole Owens leading the charge.
Irish Central Bank Chief Warns Against Economic Over-Stimulation
Irish Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf warns against excessive economic stimulus in upcoming budget, citing risks of over-stimulation in an economy at full employment.
Dublin and Meath Set for Epic Ladies Football Final Showdown
Dublin and Meath prepare for an epic All-Ireland ladies football final showdown at Croke Park, with both teams featuring star players and new management looking to write their names into the history books.
Dublin's Principle HR Expands to US Market in Strategic Growth Move
Dublin-based Principle HR announces US expansion plans as part of international growth strategy, building on €10 million revenue and successful UK operations. Enterprise Ireland support drives sustainable growth.
Johnson Controls' €8.1bn HVAC Sale Marks Strategic Shift to Building Tech
Johnson Controls completes €8.1bn sale of HVAC business to Bosch, transforming into a pure-play building solutions provider with focus on technology and services. Net proceeds reach €5.0bn after taxes.
Ireland Women's Cricket Team Gears Up for Pakistan T20I Series
Cricket Ireland names 14-member women's squad for T20I series against Pakistan, featuring returning spinner Freya Sargent and captain Gaby Lewis approaching her 100th T20I milestone.
Rising Anti-Indian Violence in Dublin Sparks Embassy Safety Alert
Indian Embassy in Dublin issues urgent safety advisory following rise in attacks on Indian nationals, including a violent incident in Tallaght. Local authorities investigate possible hate crime angle.
Irish Mining Investment: Major Insider Buy at Blackrock Silver Corp
Major insider 2176423 Ontario Ltd. demonstrates strong confidence in Blackrock Silver Corp. with multiple share purchases totaling over C$1.1 million, signaling positive outlook for mining sector investment.