Anita McSorley

1 week ago | irishmirror.ie | Erica Carter |Anita McSorley

Fans tuning into The Late Late Show this Friday may be surprised to find it missing from its usual spot in the RTE One schedule. The long-running talk show, fronted by Patrick Kielty, typically airs every Friday at 9.35pm - but it's taking a break this week due to the Easter Bank Holiday weekend. RTE has confirmed the show will return on Friday, April 25. In its place, RTE One will air the critically acclaimed film Air, starring Matt Damon and Viola Davis.

1 week ago | irishmirror.ie | Ruby Flanagan |Anita McSorley

JD Sports, one of Ireland's biggest sports retailers, has announced plans to close 50 stores next year. The UK-based retailer, which operates 28 stores across Ireland, confirmed the closures will primarily target locations in Eastern Europe as part of a wider global restructuring. In a trading update this week, JD Sports also outlined its plans to open 150 new stores and carry out 100 relocations or store conversions across its 4,800-strong international portfolio, which spans 36 countries.

1 week ago | corkbeo.ie | Anita McSorley |Daire Fitton

An urgent recall notice has been issued for certain batches of Tower air fryers due to a potential fire risk. Owners are being asked to check their model numbers to see if their appliance is among those affected and, if so, to stop using it immediately. Tower Housewares issued the voluntary recall notice on its website, citing a 'low risk' defect that could potentially cause the applicant to overheat and catch fire in rare cases.

1 week ago | irishmirror.ie | Anita McSorley

As the unpredictable Irish weather continues to keep us on our toes, Irish shoppers know the value of a good jacket to layer up and stay cosy. For those looking to add a stylish and practical piece to their wardrobe for the summer, Next has the perfect option - a lightweight denim jacket that comes in 10 different colours, and the best part is, it's only €35.

1 week ago | irishmirror.ie | Lifestyle Anita McSorley |Anita McSorley

Ryanair has firmly dismissed rumours claiming its staff are paid commission for catching oversized carry-on luggage, following a growing number of complaints from passengers hit with hefty fines at the departure gate. The budget airline, known for its strict baggage rules, has found itself at the centre of controversy as a seemingly growing number of travellers share stories of being charged up to €75 for oversized bags.