Irishman among 300 injured as 12 die in attack at Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen described the ‘murderous attack on civilians’ as a ‘dangerous escalation’ in the wider war
Leitrim housing body linked to FF council chair under investigation
Inquiry into Cluainín Voluntary Housing Association by regulatory authority under way
Land Development Agency buys Dundrum objector’s house for €2.15m
Land Development Agency pays more than €2m to buy dormer bungalow to settle High Court case
Solicitor behind Forest Fest music event suspended from legal practice by High Court
Philip Meagher is founder of the annual music and arts festival held in Emo, Co Laois
OPW paid large Revenue settlement over renting properties to staff at below market rates
C&AG report also shows ‘loss of value’ from Defence Forces’ purchase of armoured vehicle fleet
CervicalCheck claims cost State nearly €19m – C&AG report
Figures include €6.6m in damages paid to people who took legal action over 2018 smear test scandal
Ireland’s wealthiest individuals claim €755m in tax credits and reliefs since 2024, report finds
Effective rate for high-wealth people in 2024 was 33% – almost double the 17% rate for all those paying income tax
Judge refuses application to strike out perfume-theft charge against Brendan Mullin
Former rugby international’s solicitor argued there had been noncompliance with a court disclosure order to produce statements to the defence
Simon Coveney: Former minister once lobbied by developer Johnny Ronan, now lobbies for him
Former tánaiste joined Ronan Group executives at meeting with Fine Gael leader Simon Harris last month about Bremore port project
First new private hospital project in Dublin for two decades under way near M50 motorway
Healthcare group Bon Secours acquires south county site near M50 in a multimillion-euro deal
Nick Delehanty closes his dog daycare service, saying business ‘no longer viable’
Former presidential hopeful says company’s wind up ‘a very sad day’
University of Galway deficit threatens teaching jobs
Recent year-end funding gap measures for third level institutions have fallen out of favour
Gardaí open €60,000 fraud investigation at greyhound racing tracks
Comptroller and Auditor General Séamus McCarthy says case involves cash handling in stadiums
Corporation tax to exceed €35.3bn forecast by a wide margin
Receipts from the tax on business profits will exceed the Department of Finance’s forecast by a wide margin, figures suggest
EU to curb teenage access to social media but stop short of outright ban
Move comes amid concern Big Tech cannot be trusted to protect children from harmful content