Dumb move on mortgage interest relief shows how hard it is to stop ‘temporary’ spending
The measure was meant to be a ‘one off’ in 2023. It remains on the books.
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The measure was meant to be a ‘one off’ in 2023. It remains on the books.
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Three people fail to appear in court where judge granted permanent injunctions that they cease all copyright infringing activities
The number of cars clamped at Kent Station is 59% higher than the number of clampings carried out at the train station car park with the next-highest ...
In another record-breaking year for Ms Connolly's cosmetics company, Sculpted by Aimee Connolly Cosmetics Ltd, revenues surged by €10.3 million from €22.23 million to €32.62 million - or average weekly…
Waterford and the south east are looking forward to a bright new future for the city’s airport after a landmark €30m deal was approved by the county counci...
Almost half a million people are expected to transit through Dublin Airport this bank holiday weekend
There were 9,235 new dwelling completions between July and September, a rise of 4pc on the same three months of 2024.
Elon Musk’s carmaker hit by US tariffs, loss of emissions credit revenue and big investments in AI
Donald Trump’s policies remain a significant risk, but job numbers and activity are holding up
Latest reading: Harmonized consumer prices increased 2.7% in annual terms in September, following a 1.9% rise in the previous month. Relative to the previous month’s data, there were higher price…
Owners of electric vehicles are paying hundreds of euro more to charge their cars at home than drivers across Europe