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Yesterday
1st April 2025
Legislation to remove guardianship rights from convicted killers to be brought to Cabinet
Irish companies helped Pfizer reduce corporate tax bill, claims US investigation
The report said Pfizer significantly lowered its tax bill by routing profits through Ireland and other jurisdictions.
Monday
31st March 2025
Private child disability assessors were paid €1.3m more than projected
Woman (20s) arrested after €380,000 worth of cannabis seized at Dublin Airport
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Ten people arrested after major operation carried out in Cork targeting alleged drug dealing
Two women who died following collision in Co Cork yesterday named locally
Student who assaulted man at anti-immigration protest told to bring Leaving Cert results to court
Labour Senator to launch Bill to ban ‘sex for rent’ adverts
GAA+ announce live summer schedule with 40 games covered
Vicar Street owner's plans for 'glass box' hotel and entertainment venue faces local opposition
Opinion: Ireland’s islands have a unique and captivating history — we should cherish them
Pamela de Brí
Vote of confidence in Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy to take place tomorrow
Meath brothers jailed for sexually abusing and raping female relative
Parents banned from driving kids to four schools' gates in new Dublin initiative
Government approves AIB's €1.2bn share buyback plan
Fourteen arrested at Mothers Against Genocide vigil for Gaza outside Leinster House
Eleven of the people arrested were participating in an overnight vigil for the women and children of Gaza on Mother’s Day.
Defence Forces called in to help with search for missing Kerry farmer Michael Gaine
Man jailed for assaulting former partner, who jumped from balcony to escape him
Apple and Meta face big EU fines this week - and Ireland might have to collect the money
Woman (30s) dies after being hit by car in Kilkenny
Leinster football semi-finals to be moved out of Croke Park for first time in 30 years
Young man jailed for eight years over murder of Thomas Dooley
Who is Eoin Tonge, the Irishman taking the helm at Penneys?
Man who raped and smothered his wife in 'terrifying' ordeal jailed for 12.5 years
New nursing homes rules mean a nominated person may visit at all times, even during a pandemic
Commuters in Newbridge and Kildare to see fare reduction implemented at the end of April
Min Woo Lee wins first PGA Tour title in Texas as Rory McIlroy reveals elbow injury niggle
Should Dublin Airport’s passenger cap be lifted?
Tariff threats: Taoiseach says fallout 'could very well' impact Budget calculations
What has Adolescence done to highlight the dangers for children online?
Housing minister 'won't get into predictions' on whether social homes target was met last year
Opinion: This government is determined to turn its back on sustainable forestry in Ireland
Pádraic Fogarty
Primark CEO Paul Marchant resigns over inappropriate behaviour
Jim O'Callaghan attends anti-people smuggling summit in UK as Starmer seeks to target 'vile trade'
Two women dead and two children injured following collision in Cork
Providing your driver number is now required to take out motor insurance in Ireland
The US Commerce Secretary says Ireland runs a 'tax scam'. Does he have a point?
Tariffs could change the game for US firms on where to declare their profits – and pay tax, writes Paul O’Donoghue.
The top 10 corporate taxpayers in Ireland are all American.
Will the US do something to stop Ireland’s so-called ‘tax scam’?