Discovery issues delay opening of John Magnier’s High Court trial over 751-acre Barne Estate
Billionaire wants to enforce purported deal for the estate outside Clonmel, Co Tipperary
Work-to-rule by Dublin Bus maintenance workers suspended
Management and unions agree to enter ‘intensive’ talks aimed at ending long-running dispute next week
Mortgage holders and household finances – the ECB rate cut is good news. Right?
In a predictable world the ECB is likely to keep slashing rates, but right now nothing is predictable
‘Solid pace’ growth of Irish domestic economy offset small decline seen by multinationals
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TikTok job losses Q&A: What does it mean for Ireland?
Chinese firm said to plan 300 job cuts in Dublin
Four of Cork’s best known hotels go on market as Dalata Group goes up for sale
Clayton and Maldron hotels likely to get new owners
Gardener wins 5-year legal battle against Paddy Power over £1m poker winnings
A GARDENER will be paid £1million in bet winnings after a five-year battle with Paddy Power. Corrinne Durber, 62, won her High Court case over an online game jackpot she…
‘Once-off’ €500m tax payment boosts exchequer data in February
Latest exchequer returns, published by the Department of Finance, show Government has collected €15.2bn in tax so far this year
Money owed from Apple tax case drives €3.2bn Exchequer surplus
Exchequer results show total tax revenue generated in February stood at €5.1bn bringing the total so far this year to €15.2bn
RDS reveals name of new chief executive
The Royal Dublin Society (RDS) has finally appointed a new chief executive officer, almost two years after Geraldine Ruane stepped down.
Bumper bank profits are nothing to celebrate – Deputy Pearse Doherty
FacebookTweetLinkedInPrint Sinn Féin spokesperson on Finance, Pearse Doherty TD, has said that bumper bank profits are unjustified and the result…
AIB to buy back €1.2bn of stock from State as profits rise
Taxpayers have so far recovered €18.5 billion from the bailed-out bank