4 h. ago Trinity warns staff not to answer US government request for diversity and equality information

A questionnaire seeks to establish whether funded research aligns with the Trump administration’s interests.

Events

5 h. ago UK state pension purchase may expose people to fines over tax returns after they left UK

British tax authorities impose ‘late filer’ fines on self-employed people who left UK after 2013 without formally letting HMRC know

Economics

5 h. ago Is Guinness owner Diageo on activist investors’ radar as stock languishes at eight

Sales of some key spirits are flagging, but it is unclear if this is a return to a pre-Covid norm or a shift in consumer tastes

Economics

5 h. ago Jess Kelly: Big Tech, politics, and protest: why the power of one still matters

Jess Kelly: Big Tech, politics, and protest: why the power of one still matters  Business Post

Politics

15 h. ago Letterkenny’s Clann Coyle through to final of Reálta agus Gaelta!

A musical Letterkenny clann is competing to be crowned Ireland’s most talented family in the grand final of Réalta agus… The post Letterkenny’s Clann Coyle through to final of Reálta agus Gaelta! appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

15 h. ago 40% of Dublin Businesses Lack Confidence in Government’s Ability to Deliver

40% of Dublin Businesses Lack Confidence in Government’s Ability to Deliver  Dublin Gazette

Politics

15 h. ago Apple’s Irish subsidiary incurs corporation tax charge of $25bn

Large portion of bill made up of state aid finding against company and Irish government

Economics

16 h. ago Taoiseach insists Government and Dáil are ‘working’ despite ‘unacceptable’ scenes

Darragh O’Brien says he hopes next week’s confidence vote in Ceann Comhairle will mark end of speaking rights row

Politics

16 h. ago Verona Murphy has ‘full’ government support and opposition needs to ‘get on with it’

Darragh O’Brien said Verona Murphy will win the vote of confidence next week and ‘deserves to continue in her role’.

Politics

16 h. ago Taoiseach: Government's priority is to protect Irish jobs as threat of US

He warned that the touted tariffs “will lead to high inflation and higher prices for medicines for consumers”.

Politics

16 h. ago ‘Wealthy’ US businessman accused of Shelbourne Hotel sex assault

A “wealthy” US businessman has appeared in court accused of sexually assaulting a man in Dublin’s Shelbourne Hotel

Economics

16 h. ago Security firm hit with €60,000 sanction for ‘persistent practice’ of not paying workers

Company had contracts with major retail brands, including Supervalu, Centra and Spar

Economics

17 h. ago Hotel group executive ousted under ‘cloak’ of redundancy wins €125,000

Case is the first six-figure sum awarded by the Workplace Relations Commission in a rights dispute so far this year

Politics

18 h. ago 3434 Homeless Kids in Dublin – A Legacy of Shame for the Government, Says Ó Ríordáin MEP

3434 Homeless Kids in Dublin – A Legacy of Shame for the Government, Says Ó Ríordáin MEP  The Labour Party

Politics

18 h. ago Earthquake kills more than 150 people in Myanmar and Thailand, with death toll 'likely to rise'

Hundreds of people were also injured.

Events

19 h. ago Women accused of stalking Madeline McCann's family appear in court

Polish national Julia Wandel was refused bail at Leicester Crown Court shortly before Karen Spragg, from Cardiff, was bailed by magistrates.

Events

19 h. ago Teenager accused of rape at Limerick Racecourse collapses in court while giving evidence

Two teenaged boys are charged with the rape of a teenage girl over the Christmas period in 2022.

Events

19 h. ago Teenager accused of rape at Limerick Racecourse collapses in court while listening to evidence

Two teenaged boys are charged with the rape of a teenage girl over the Christmas period in 2022.

Events

20 h. ago Myanmar earthquake: At least 144 killed, hundreds injured with eight dead in Thailand

Social media posts from Mandalay showed collapsed buildings and debris strewn across streets

Events

21 h. ago Myanmar earthquake death toll nears 150 people as officials plead for "any country" to aid with relief

A 30-storey skyscraper under construction has collapsed in Bangkok, where a state of emergency has been declared.

Politics