Five groups excluded from social welfare increase within weeks
Thanks to Budget 2025, which was announced earlier this month, thousands of people are in line for weekly or monthly payment increases very soon - but five groups have been…
All the social welfare and cost of living changes coming in December
The measures include a new grant for parents of newborn children
‘Cash only’ Irish taxi driver avoids losing licence after resolving card issue
A TAXI driver who faced losing his PSV licence after 42 years because he would only accept cash from customers has resolved the problem without opening a bank account, a…
Taxi man at risk of losing PSV licence agrees to accept card payments through app
A taxi driver has assured a judge he will use a special app to accept card payments from customers after facing the potential loss of his Public Service Ve...
Number of tourists visiting Ireland falls in October
The most frequent reason for travelling to Ireland was for holiday or leisure, with 44.2 per cent of tourists coming for that reason.
Oh! Darling: Harry Potter star Rupert Grint owes taxman £1.8m thanks to Beatles clause
Harry Potter star Rupert Grint's appeal against HMRC imposing a £1.8m tax bill on him was dismissed, after a Tribunal upheld a Beatles clause
PTSB customers experience payment delays due to technical issue
The PTSB app is also down at the moment because of a “system upgrade”.
PTSB customers left frustrated after payments of wages and pensions held up
PTSB is battling to sort out a problem which has seen its customers unable to receive payments, including wages, pensions and other transfers they are due ...
Calls to boycott tech company Stripe after CEO posts about recent visit to Israel
Irish-American billionaire Patrick Collison is under fire after posting on X about his run in Tel Aviv, miles away from Gaza war
Wine and beer worth €1million seized by Revenue
Revenue officers seized the alcohol at Dublin Port
Chambers signals constructive relationship with Trump administration, but avoids tariff threat
Outing going minister for finance highlights Ireland’s ongoing trading ties but avoids Trump’s protectionist agenda at Thanksgiving event in Dublin
High-end designer goods seized from criminals up for grabs in CAB’s Black Friday auction
The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) is set to auction off thousands of euros worth of high-end designer items seized from criminals this Black Friday. The online auction, scheduled to start…