Michael Noonan

State to compete with nine others seeking to host new authority

Official Ireland preaches tolerance and multiculturalism while staying a monoculture and ensuring asylum seekers are sent only to our poorest neighbourhoods

We have more than 160,000 vacant properties across the island of Ireland, in various states of repair, but all ready to be refurbished and reoccupied

Files reveal American cab-hailing company’s intensive efforts to sway FG ministers and top officials to back rule changes in face of opposition from State’s taxi regulator

Between 2014 and 2017 the cab-hailing company engaged in intensive but ultimately unsuccessful efforts to seek regulatory change to permit it to operate in Ireland

Dragging out debate around restoring the higher rate would be a mistake – either leave it as it is or be decisive about the timeline

Michael Noonan couldn’t afford to leave home in Dún Laoghaire. Now he has his own place

Experts hope it will help Ireland catch up with UK – but the model will always be risky

Some investors have saved more than €2m due to CGT waiver introduced during crash

SARP scheme introduced to bring ‘skilled’ executives to State to boost job creation

For the first time in five budget speeches, he won’t be defending the 12.5% rate of corporation tax

Higher corporate tax rate will not have material effects on inward investment

Commission finds woman placed in care despite criminal convictions of foster parents

Move comes as lenders Ulster Bank and KBC Bank Ireland retreat from the market

Newspaper’s US correspondent was an eyewitness to the full horrors of 9/11

Micheál Martin appeared before commission to discuss 2015 private meeting with then senior Department of Finance official

Former minister for finance asked about department’s relationship with State bank

So-called cuckoo funds are snapping up houses and pushing first-time buyers out

Ministers and officials wary of chasing away source of funding needed for new projects

A nasty ‘variant’ of Greed-09 has swooped through an entire housing estate in Kildare

Irish ‘kinship carers’ say they have long struggled to get the back-up offered to foster parents

The national debt is likely to go up by more than €40 billion within next two years

Ireland should prepare for a recession or crisis every decade, says NTMA chief

An Appreciation

Wild Geese: Sarah Jane Bennett, Singapore

Organisation to publish plans to reform international taxation in a digitalised world

Pricewatch: Could the Government have chosen a better way to spend the €440m?

Our tax regime has withstood many attacks, but Brexit and Covid could change the game

In 2013, Nama put its Northern Ireland loan book on the market. What happened then?

This equates to almost 60% of €1.3bn Great-West Lifeco paid State to acquire Irish Life in 2013

Restoring buildings brings new life into neglected areas like Newtown Pery

The court ruling highlights that using state-aid rules is not a way to secure tax justice

Revenue failure to act led to ‘irreversible character damage and expense’, farmer claims

Seen and Heard: Irish health authorities predict up to 1.9m people could get virus

Fine Gael’s Kieran O’Donnell regained seat lost in 2016

State body set up in June 2015 to examine transactions at former Anglo Irish Bank

Fianna Fáil’s minister for finance in waiting says there are ‘many strands to tackling the housing crisis’, including a €10,000 savings scheme

Apple again in the spotlight as Sinn Féin proposes rule change

FF rejects Varadkar comments and says Fine Gael seeks to stir up pre-election pay auction

Leo Varadkar reiterates that parties working together would be ‘responsible thing to do’