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Bananas are still the top choice of parents when it comes to picking a baby and toddler snack food, according to the results of the National Parenting Product Awards competition.

The Ladies Gaelic Football Association’s programme to encourage women to play the game in fun, non-competitive and social environment returns for the first time since 2019 with a national blitz.

Leaders in public/private sectors and academia, will share their “Digital Transformation” stories at this free online event

Skoda’s first electric vehicle, the Enyaq iV is set to arrive in Ireland next June, with pre-grant prices starting from €46,570 for the Enyaq 60 and €54,630 for the Enyaq 80. Skoda adds that all are priced exclusively with a three year service and tyre plan.

At the beginning of October, Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) entered into a long-term agreement with Slotbox Limited to provide the Dublin-based group with an iGaming platform, and an omnichannel solution for its online casino. Under the name Slotbox, the casino operator will rely on GiG’s front end development tools, bringing together its online and offline experience.

Remote workers in Mayo have gained 63 hours of extra time since Ireland went into lockdown, by not having to commute into the office, according to a new study by Chill Insurance.

General Paints Group, an Irish family business established in 1953, is home to Irish paint brand Colourtrend and Irish designer paint brand Curator.

The current Volkswagen’s e-Golf has a starting price of €27,895, which starts out with a recommended retail price (RRP) of €37,895, less the SEAI grant of €5,000 and VRT rebate of €5,000 bringing the price to a private customer down to €27,895.

It is official - the people of Galway are the happiest and most craic in Ireland.

The new Skoda Superb, the brand’s flagship model has gone on sale to the Irish motoring public. First launched back in Ireland in 2001, it has become one of the brand’s bestselling models with over 18,000 units currently on Irish roads.