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2024
Cigarettes to jump by €1 to €18.05 from midnight with a tax on vapes expected next year
EU countries must 'sacrifice' their relationships and reliances on multinationals - ex-Italy PM
Ex-Strictly pro cleared of abuse claims but BBC upholds 'some' complaints by Amanda Abbington
What next for the Press Up Hospitality Group after a rollercoaster few years?
The group’s future is likely very different to the one it envisaged for itself just a few short years ago.
Sinn Féin budget, not Govt's, would benefit average worker by €1,000, claims Pearse Doherty
Children's Hospital: June 2025 completion date, board accuses BAM of 'disregard for sick children'
BAM will “not be given another cent beyond what it is entitled to under contract”, the board will tell TDs.
Safety concerns raised as mega American SUVs and pick-ups imported to Ireland and EU
Analysis: Inheritance tax change might appear to be a victory for ordinary families - it is not
Residential property prices have increased by nearly 10% in the last year
Apple tax money gives State 'options' but it's 'irresponsible' to make commitments - Taoiseach
Michael O'Leary cites Leinster rugby matches as Ryanair seeks more slots at Dublin Airport
Ireland must share debt with other EU nations in radical new plan to boost competitiveness
Fair City will return to screens four times per week following previous concerns over resources
Kneecap film set to surpass €1 million at the box office today
Barry Keoghan added to the cast of Peaky Blinders movie
Passengers will have to separate liquids at Dublin Airport again from Sunday
Concertgoers couldn't get €3 cup deposits back after paying €10.50 for a pint at Dublin gig
Let down Nicki Minaj fans offered tickets to different Malahide Castle gig following complaints
Ryanair boss warns of €1,000 round-trip fares to London at Christmas due to Dublin Airport cap
Digital communications firm Cisco set to cut 7% of global workforce
Almost 1.5 million people watched Kellie Harrington's boxing final live last week
Ireland's €160m spend on tax cuts for landlords looks questionable amid doubt over 'exodus' claims
It’s been described as the ‘stupidest tax relief of recent times’, but what do we know about it, asks Paul O’Donoghue.
X's response to riots in UK could determine the outcome of ongoing EU investigation
Taoiseach supports idea to remove NCTs from Road Safety Authority's responsibility
Google has been illegally exploiting its dominance to quash competition, US court rules
Global markets plummet after underwhelming US jobs report stokes fears of looming recession
Why mortgage interest relief could end up making Ireland's housing market even more dysfunctional
High volume of Q2 first-time buyer mortgages, but existing owners reluctant to move homes
Department of Finance comes out against car parking levies, with congestion charges preferable
Trump files complaint against Harris over use of Biden's campaign donations - reports
Experts warn fallout of global tech outages could continue for weeks as firms in recovery
Boeing to avoid criminal trial after deal over two crashes, one of which killed Irish aid worker
Taxi fare hike proposed by regulator for later this year
Harris tells lenders he wants to see cost of mortgage repayments fall 'as quickly as they rose'
The TV licence fee should be abolished and replaced with State funding - media committee
Corporation tax boosts overall tax take for first half of 2024
Up to 200 jobs at risk as medical tech plant to close in Drogheda
No more Nama: 'bad bank' to shut after 16 years
What's with these new lids? It's the EU's next step to cut down on single-use plastics
Ryanair's Michael O'Leary to discuss impact of Dublin passenger cap with TDs next week