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Thursday 29 September 2022
The portrait is now the most expensive 20th century artwork ever sold at public auction.
Agent fees soar by almost £50m as English clubs look to cap earnings of football’s ‘middle men’.
Would you buy it?
You will no longer be redirected to a company’s Irish or UK store.
Cheques will be sent to customers as Irish Water says this is the most effective method available.
Draper Esprit’s Nicola McClafferty talks about Irish companies exiting early, talent wars and gender bias.
The new rules will be a huge improvement for customers – but don’t be fooled by the ‘roam like at home’ slogan.
It’s reported that staff receive perks such as car allowances and fitness instructors as well as health insurance packages for executives and their spouses.
Niall Horan, Graham Norton, Colin Farrell, Daniel O’Donnell, Michael Flatley, and Enya all feature.
Do you know how much you’re paying out for using your cards?
The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform says will be found through “efficiencies and savings”.
Neymar’s contract saga at Barcelona is finally at an end, after the Brazil forward signed his new five-year deal on Friday.
The syndicate collected their winnings today.
TheJournal.ie found a number of shops in the city centre engaging in the practice which the NTA is not happy about.
Last night the Labour party said that it will abolish charge on the first €72,000 of individual income.
The GAA paid the gardaí almost €423,000 last year and over €313,000 in 2013.
Gerry Murphy has been playing the same numbers for over 20 years.
There is no stopping Rory when he’s in this form.
Two families in Meath collected €10 million this morning and we’re not jealous at all.
It’s not often you can fit all the action from an entire fight into a Vine.
The taxi company raised $1.2 billion in funding this week as it plans to expand in the Asia-Pacific region.
Striker commits his long-term future to the Reds.
Chinese marketplace Alibaba will debut on Wall Street in two weeks time.
Have you ever not had the exact change for the bus driver? This year alone, €160,000 has gone uncollected from Dublin Bus Head Office.
A new salary guide published by professional recruitment agency Morgan McKinley also found that Dublin professionals get paid more that those in other parts.
A massive gamble on a four-horse accumulator has cost bookmakers an estimated £2 million.
These Hollywood starlets are rolling in it.
The former Republic of Ireland captain has won his contract dispute with Al Ahli.
The club has insisted that the rights for Old Trafford will not be sold, however.
Ireland’s November rugby internationals from 2014 will also be shown on Sky Sports as part of a new four-year deal.
The Dubai-based carrier will be the tournament’s official airline for the next three years.
David Beckham still tops the table when it comes to the game’s wealthiest players and there are a couple of inclusions from the Premier League.
Tickets are still available for some of the biggest events of next summer’s Olympic Games. They’re just not cheap, in the slightest.
Sunday’s sell-out World Cup final has generated almost €30m alone, organisers revealed this morning.
This type of thing never happens to us on a Saturday.
The Englishman claimed the penultimate event of the FedEx Cup Playoffs, putting himself firmly in the running for a $10m pay-day at this week’s Tour Championship.
Chief executives at the largest firms in the US earned more from their companies than the taxman last year.
THE LATEST FRONT in the streaming wars has seen fantasy fans spoiled for choice as House of The Dragon battles with The Rings of Power for eyeballs and subscription money.
The Game of Thrones prequel was created for the HBO platform (it’s available on Sky and Now TV in Ireland) while its Lord of The Rings counterpart is an Amazon Prime production.
In recent years a plethora of streaming services have become available, entering a market that was once dominated by Netflix.
The demise of satellite television looks confirmed with Sky announcing this week that it will start offering most of its services via a set-top streaming box.
Today we’re asking: How many TV streaming subscriptions do you have?
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