Trump taps Vance staffer to head DOJ’s antitrust division
Gail Slater worked as a special assistant to Donald Trump during his first term.
Government tax intake increased sharply in November due to Apple ruling
Corporation tax receipts amounted to €35 billion for the year to date - that is €13 billion more than the same period last year.
Dubliner hoping to achieve ‘biggest dream’ after scooping Euromillions prize
Another lucky Dublin player was also celebrating after picking up a prize of over €250,000
DAA boss Kenny Jacobs urges new government to quickly scrap Dublin Airport passenger cap
Removing the controversial passenger cap at Dublin Airport would be most effectively done through existing legislation, and not by imposing a ministerial d...
Company law reforms brought into effect
Company law reforms which beef up enforcement powers and allow for virtual AGMs have come into effect. The majority of the Companies (Corporate Governance, Enforcement and Regulatory Provisions) Act 2024…
Jack O’Loughlin
Tuesday, 3rd December 2024 Remains reposing at his residence tomorrow (Thurs) from 5 to 8 o’clock.
Wicklow man faces jail time in Dubai over ‘drunken’ emojis texts
A Wicklow man is facing jail time in Dubai after being accused of sending 'drunken' emojis texts to an acquaintance.
Ireland’s income gap is widening, CSO figures show
Median annual income of all workers last year was €43,221
Pay up! This is how much the average wage in Ireland is now
Wages in Ireland are booming, with average earnings now almost €50,000 a year, official figures show.
Death sentence upheld for Vietnamese property tycoon over fraud worth billions
The scale of the fraud, which Truong My Lan was convicted of in April, had raised concerns about the country’s economy.
Irish food industry found lacking in workers’ rights for migrants, ESRI finds
Number of employment inspectors has ‘raised concerns’ about the effectiveness of enforcement efforts, report says
First-time buyers get record number of mortgage approvals – despite property prices rising 10pc a year
The number of first-time buyers approved to take out a mortgage has hit a record – despite strong property price rises.