Despite US tariff threats, Ireland sees a boost in its tax receipts
The overperformance of corporation tax can’t be relied upon in a deeply uncertain international trading environment, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe says.
UK watchdog bans Zara ads for using photos of models who appeared to be ‘unhealthily thin’
The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority received a complaint that the ads were irresponsible because the models appeared to be unhealthily thin.
Dublin and Cork airports had their busiest month ever in July
The airport operator said the increase in passenger numbers was the result of high numbers of tourists, as well as high numbers of Irish holidaymakers.
Public finances benefitting from young population
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (Ifac) is warning that Ireland faces major spending pressures from an ageing population and climate change.
‘Go back to India’ – Mum distraught as kids allegedly attack her little girl
Anupa Achuthan is a nurse and has worked in Ireland for eight years
FSAI recalls hummus and coriander over the possible presence of Listeria monocytogenes
Last month, an “extensive outbreak” of Listeria monocytogenes led to a large recall of ready-made meals.
Trump threatens 250pc tariffs on drug imports
Tax on drug imports would be outside scope of Britain’s trade agreement with the US
High on tariff war: 250 per cent! Donald Trump warns of incoming pharma duties
International Business News: US President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned of a whopping 250% tariffs on the pharma industry one year, one-and-a-half years. \"We'll be putting (an) i.
Dundrum drone delivery plans delayed as council requests further information
Manna asked to supply reports on noise, traffic and ecological impacts by Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Sole mates – a Dublin alternative to online dating
Although online dating is one of the most popular ways to find a partner, singles in Dublin are ditching the apps and are instead hitting the pavements in the hopes…
New Irish Rail control centre to cost €41m over budget and be delayed until 2028
A new centre in Dublin for Iarnród Éireann to control the national rail network that was completed in 2022 will not become operational until late 2028 and ...
Tesla approves share award worth $29bn to Elon Musk
Move aims to keep billionaire chief executive at the company’s helm