Irish News | Local Stories & Headlines From Ireland

Judgment undermines the narrative put forward by the Coalition and previous administrations that Ireland was not a tax haven

What's going to happen to the €13bn after Apple judgment?

There is no doubt that today's surprise ruling forcing Apple to pay Ireland an eye-watering €13bn plus interest is a significant blow to the State's reputation.

RTÉ News - Irish News | Local Stories & Headlines From Ireland | RTÉ

Jeffrey Donaldson pleads not guilty to 18 sex offences

Cabinet approves ban on sale of disposable vapes

Seanad voting rights to be extended to all graduates

Sky Ireland launches mobile phone service in Ireland

Unions to discuss tackling racism in the workplace

Support for home buyers to be considered by Cabinet

Plumbers, pipefitters and welders to strike on Friday

Donegal taxi driver jailed for sexually assaulting woman

Draft review of stamp duty does not back increase in rate

Tánaiste criticises booing of God Save The King at Aviva

Man arrested over fatal Dublin hit-and-run

Man, 41, accused of assaulting woman during burglary

Preview: Ireland can do talking on pitch in Greece game

Regional

Irish Rail pledges to adjust timetables after delays

Man due in court over death of woman in Limerick in 2022

Over 50% feel 'fearful' of palliative care - survey

Three arrested in connection with Wicklow shooting

Carlow celebrates its prize winning rain gardens

Stormont leaders unveil draft programme for government

Phase One of Rehabilitation Hospital formally opened

Analysis & Comment

What's going to happen to the €13bn after Apple judgment?

What has Draghi recommended in his EU economy report?

Twists and turns in the high stakes Apple tax case?

Debate could prove vital in tight US Presidential race

RTÉ News - Irish News | Local Stories & Headlines From Ireland | RTÉ

Jeffrey Donaldson pleads not guilty to 18 sex offences

Apple must pay Ireland €13bn in unpaid taxes, court rules

Cabinet approves ban on sale of disposable vapes

Seanad voting rights to be extended to all graduates

Sky Ireland launches mobile phone service in Ireland

Unions to discuss tackling racism in the workplace

Support for home buyers to be considered by Cabinet

Plumbers, pipefitters and welders to strike on Friday

Donegal taxi driver jailed for sexually assaulting woman

Draft review of stamp duty does not back increase in rate

Tánaiste criticises booing of God Save The King at Aviva

Man arrested over fatal Dublin hit-and-run

Man, 41, accused of assaulting woman during burglary

Preview: Ireland can do talking on pitch in Greece game

Regional

Irish Rail pledges to adjust timetables after delays

Man due in court over death of woman in Limerick in 2022

Over 50% feel 'fearful' of palliative care - survey

Three arrested in connection with Wicklow shooting

Carlow celebrates its prize winning rain gardens

Stormont leaders unveil draft programme for government

Phase One of Rehabilitation Hospital formally opened

Analysis & Comment

What's going to happen to the €13bn after Apple judgment?

What has Draghi recommended in his EU economy report?

Twists and turns in the high stakes Apple tax case?

Debate could prove vital in tight US Presidential race