Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien has said it was his own view that the €13 billion Apple funds should be invested in infrastructure such as housing

Wednesday’s front pages

The Fine Gael think-in is being held in Tullamore over the next two days.

Minister Paschal Donohoe said the government had been warned about spending more than has already been outlined in Budget 2025.

Stephen Donnelly said it is a measure to protect children and young people, following a rise in the number of teenagers who are vaping.

An arson charge has been brought against a man accused of destroying "priceless" ancient mummies following a fire at St Michan's Church in Dublin

Mr Chambers said he expected Ireland would get the majority of the back tax funds, but said the total could be subject to “adjustments” by third party countries without specifying which or how many countries were involved.

Patrick Lawlor, 50s, with an address at Upper Mallow Street, Limerick City, appeared before Limerick District Court, charged with assault causing harm to 54-year old Louise Muckell

Catherine Martin previously replied ‘never say never’ when asked about a potential leadership bid.

Judge Colm Roberts banned Hayes (26) from driving for two years and fined him €250 after finding him guilty of one count of dangerous driving on the N20 Cork-Limerick road, on July 14th last

Mr Danca, 24, a Romanian construction worker with an address at Rathdown Square, North Circular Road, Dublin 7, was remanded in continuing custody

It follows the death of local woman Donna McDermott in the crash on Friday night at Quigley's Point

The Government and Apple had argued the correct amount of tax had been paid.

He made a brief appearance before Newry Crown Court on Tuesday.

Apple said the record EU tax order defied reality and common sense

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The Government is expected to approve measures to ban the sale, manufacture or import of single-use or disposable vapes

‘Ireland is incredibly proud of you’, Taoiseach Simon Harris told the athletes.

The derelict west Belfast GAA ground has been earmarked to host five matches in Euro 2028, being jointly hosted by the UK and Ireland.

Intensive research efforts are under way to identify and date the three new vessels.