Sky Mobile launches €15-for-life offer in bid to shake up Irish phone market
Firm’s new approach could change the way Irish people buy phones forever and end both subsidised handsets and punitive long-term contracts
Sky Ireland launches mobile phone service
There is a new entrant in the Irish mobile phone market from today with the launch of Sky Mobile in Ireland.
‘Unruly’ Ryanair passengers force Manchester to Ibiza flight to divert
The Ryanair flight was forced to land in Toulouse after a group of passengers became disruptive.
Former Iceland worker awarded €8,300 for being penalised over her role as shop steward
The WRC found that Jeanette Joyce had been pressured verbally by the chief executive of Metron Stores for taking strike action.
Ireland must share debt with other EU nations in radical new plan to boost competitiveness
Former Italian PM Mario Draghi said that the EU needs to take major action to stay competitive in today’s world.
Apple iPhone 16 Launch Event Live: Besides the iPhone 16 series, Apple Watch Series 10, AirPods 4 expected
Apple iPhone 16 Launch Event 2024 Live Updates: Apple is hosting its annual iPhone event in San Francisco tonight. Called "It's Glowtime", the event will see the launch of the…
Former Iceland shop steward awarded €8,300 by WRC
A former Iceland shop steward has been awarded €8,300 after the then-owner of its Irish stores, Naeem Maniar, threatened to sue her personally on the eve of a strike.
Dublin store worker penalised for union activity is awarded six months’ pay
Former Iceland shop steward is awarded €8,300 after then-owner of Irish stores threatened to sue her over industrial action
Explainer: What tomorrow’s court decision will mean for Apple and Ireland’s €13bn tax case
In November, the Advocate General of the European Court of Justice came out in favour of the EU Commission's tax order to Apple, representing a major blow for Ireland
Top EU court’s ruling on Apple tax case could have wider effect on multinationals
Long-running legal battle began in 2016 after bloc’s competition chief said iPhone maker had benefited from unfair tax breaks in Ireland
EU will have to scale back ambition if competitive ‘crisis’ not tackled
Major report from former ECB president recommends series of EU financial reforms
Apple tax ruling on Tuesday unlikely to be last word on €13bn cash pile
The Irish Government and Apple will learn first thing on Tuesday whether just over €13bn that has been sitting in an escrow account for the past six can be...