Restaurants Association calls reverse of Good Friday alcohol ban
Restaurateurs say the ban on selling alcohol on Good Friday costs the sector 15 million euro in revenue.
French hostages to sue media
A group of people who were held hostage during an Islamist attack in Paris in January are suing members of the French media.
Government backs down on directing welfare recipients towards EFT
There’s good news for rural Tipperary postal services as the government backs down on directing welfare recipients towards the banks.
Wide condemnation of Kenyan terror attack
Yesterday’s terror attack at a university in Kenya which left 147 students dead has been widely condemned.
Nuclear deal agreed with Iran
An historic deal with Iran over its nuclear programme is promising to make the world safer.
Fresh drive to help producers’ secure prompt payments
A new online portal aimed at encouraging businesses to pay their suppliers on time is being launched today.
No winners from UK election debate
There was no clear winner of last night’s leaders’ debate in Britain for the upcoming general election.
Tipp’s railways to play role in Stations of the Cross
Tipperary’s railway stations are set to play a key role in Good Friday reflections.
