Minister says ‘sensible decisions’ will be made by Govt on how to spend €13bn Apple tax money
Jack Chambers said that transferring the funds to Ireland from the escrow account would take “a number of months”.
LIVE: Ireland v Greece, Nations League
Ireland face Greece as they look to recover from Saturday’s loss to England.
Man and woman arrested in Finglas as part of cyber fraud and money laundering investigation
The arrests follow the search of a property in Finglas in March, when drugs and a luxury car were seized.
Casting call: HBO is seeking Irish and UK kids to star in its new Harry Potter adaptation
HBO is looking for children from Ireland and the UK who will be between 9 and 11 years old in April next year.
Jeffrey Donaldson arrives for court appearance over allegations of historical sex offences
Donaldson was arrested and charged in relation to historical sexual allegations at the end of March.
Opinion: The government should go beyond the Scoping Inquiry recommendations on restorative justice
Dr Marie Keenan, the UCD associate professor of Social Policy, says she and others have already laid the groundwork for restorative justice.
Ireland’s epic and drawn-out battle over Apple’s €13bn in taxes ends today
We’ll know this morning whether Ireland and Apple or the European Commission wins.
Bill to extend Seanad voting rights to up to one million graduates to be brought to Cabinet today
Under the new legislation, a new six-seat ‘Higher Education’ panel will be established.
