The Minister for Climate Eamon Ryan has said that the Celtic Interconnector will eventually lead to lower energy prices.

The Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme (TBESS), which will assist businesses with their energy costs during the winter months, will open for registrations tomorrow - Saturday 26 November.

Authorities in Ukraine say much of the country remains without heat or power following Russia's devastating wave of missile attacks on Wednesday.

A new report published today finds that one in every five low paid workers in Ireland is aged over 50.

The Late Late Toy Show is set to head somewhere over the rainbow tonight as host Ryan Tubridy, Dorothy, Toto, and a whole host of munchkins are off to see the Wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz.

The latest figures showing the number of people in emergency accommodation across the country last month are due to be released by the Department of Housing later today.

Twitter will roll out verified gold and grey tick marks as it relaunches the coveted blue tick service next Friday, Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said in a tweet, after holding off the rollout earlier this week.

The Environmental Protection Agency has said more needs to be done to ensure drinking water from private supplies is up to standard.

Originally an American construct, Black Friday was ideal for retailers and consumers in the United States to kick off the busy Christmas shopping period.

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she had aimed to convene European talks with Vladimir Putin the year before his invasion of Ukraine but in the end did not see any possibility of influencing the Russian president at the end of her term.

Elderly and vulnerable people getting essential food delivered daily to their homes could face paying more for meals on wheels services.

A journalist who alleges that Donald Trump raped her in the mid-1990s filed an upgraded lawsuit under a new law that protects victims of sexual assault decades after attacks may have occurred.

A man who paid women to let him sexually abuse their children was described in court as someone whose sexual addiction was spiralling out of control when he was caught by Gardaí.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has described the latest Russian missile attacks targeting infrastructure in Ukraine as a war crime.

With the Christmas shopping period now well underway, consumers should take care to avoid falling prey to the tricks of scammers and even retailers, writes Adam Maguire.

The latest figures from the Department of Justice say that 65,088 Ukrainians fleeing the war in their country arrived in Ireland this year and were issued with Temporary Protection permissions.

Adidas said it has launched an investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour by Kanye West.

Serious concern has been expressed at the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) over the National Lottery's use of almost €120m in unclaimed prizes on advertising.

Gardaí arrested six people as part of an international investigation into a website that enabled fraudsters to make phone calls from trusted numbers to commit cybercrime.