Retailer must repay €8.87m in Covid wage supports after losing Revenue challenge
Claim that non-essential part of retailer’s business forced to close during lockdowns was a separate division fails
Profits slump at Queally family-owned meat processor, Arrow Group
Family shareholders take €1.8m dividend as group sees sales rise 6% and reports profit of €15.8m
Montebello House developer appeals rejection of Killiney apartment plan
Proposal for three-storey block of 32 apartments had drawn ire of Ali Hewson and other local residents
‘Obstacles limiting the pool’ of judge appointments should be tackled, says chief justice
Donal O’Donnell suggested talented candidates had been discouraged from applying
Adare Manor Hotel resort made a loss in 2025
Auditor’s report confirms loss though detailed financials are not filed by unlimited entity behind hotel operator
Green light for Raglan Townhouse hotel on Baggot Street
Planning permission allows for 78-bedroom facility including building that housed AIB branch
Tusla must urgently consider special care order for missing boy (14), says judge
Child and Family Agency had previously secured emergency care order for teen after he ‘completely destroyed’ his home in a row
Woman feared she would be raped during assault by man who followed her off bus
The accused grabbed woman as she walked across footbridge to gym in Shannon
Fitzwilliam Tennis Club plans for dome over court stalled
Objectors describe it as ‘colossal glowing orb’
Singles will have to ‘get courting done early’ as judge denies Lisdoonvarna licence extension for matchmaking festival
Gardaí say resources too stretched for 2.30am closing amid possible visit by Donald Trump to Irish Open
Planning refused for 24-storey office block at City Arts Centre site in Dublin
An Coimisiún Pleanála has refused planning permission to Ventaway
Driver arrested six times on suspicion of driving while intoxicated in 2025
Medical Bureau of Road Safety report shows highest level of alcohol found in a driver’s blood last year was 450mg/100ml, nine times over the legal limit
Business Post seeks green light for film companies to continue using IMI campus
Media group tells council that use by film companies diversifies IMI’s income stream and future proofs its viability
Planning permission refused for 14-storey office block on site of former City Arts Centre
Dublin City Council had previously given green light to scheme