Apple’s Irish subsidiary incurs $25 billion corporation tax charge as pre-tax profits hit $76 billion
The new accounts show that $15.84 billion of the corporation tax charge arose from the European Court of Justice.
What has Adolescence done to highlight the dangers for children online?
Will this seminal piece of television provide a wake-up call for governments and social media giants when it comes to protecting children online?
Garda superintendent appears in court accused of assaulting woman in Dublin city
It follows an investigation by the Garda ombudsman (Gsoc).
Is blackcurrant in Guinness acceptable?
“The blackcurrant flavour balances the bitterness of the stout and complements the natural dark fruit flavours,” according to the Guinness website.
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JD Vance in Greenland, major earthquake in Myanmar and cyclist killed in Mayo hit-and-run
Letter sent to retailers about new €800 licence fee to sell vaping products
The letter sent yesterday told retailers that in February 2026 they must apply to the HSE for a licence to sell vaping and tobacco products.
Fresh appeal for information after cyclist dies from injuries sustained in hit and run
The man, who was in his 60s, suffered life-threatening injuries at the time and has since passed away.
Over €13m spent by OPW on controversial Cork flood defence scheme before construction begins
A bitter public dispute and several redesigns have stalled progress and left the city susceptible to flooding.
