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Looking to buy in the next 12 months? Here's how much you will need to factor into today's prices
28/07/2025

Looking to buy in the next 12 months? Here's how much you will need to factor into today's prices

The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) says it expects national property prices to increase by an average of 5% over the next 12 months.

The streaming giant has decided to draw up a new deal with Meghan after the Sussexes' $100m (€85m) five-year contract co...
28/07/2025

The streaming giant has decided to draw up a new deal with Meghan after the Sussexes' $100m (€85m) five-year contract comes to an end in September.

The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, is locked in negotiations for a second contract with Netflix, writes Charlotte Griffiths.

"A 15% tariff still represents a substantial burden for many industries."
28/07/2025

"A 15% tariff still represents a substantial burden for many industries."

Ibec has warned Irish businesses will need Government support to deal with the impact of the 15% tariff imposed as part of the newly forged trade deal between

Simmering tensions about where budgetary cuts will land this autumn came to the fore last week between Fianna Fáil and F...
28/07/2025

Simmering tensions about where budgetary cuts will land this autumn came to the fore last week between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael over the issue of VAT cuts.

A spat between the Coalition parties over Fine Gael plans to cut VAT on hospitality to 9% has developed into a “ferocious row”, writes John Drennan.

“The agreement achieved this afternoon in Scotland brings clarity and predictability to the trading relationship between...
28/07/2025

“The agreement achieved this afternoon in Scotland brings clarity and predictability to the trading relationship between the EU and the US – the biggest in the world"

Taoiseach Micheál Martin welcomed the deal for bringing “clarity”, and said it would likely protect jobs in Ireland.

The deal, which both leaders described as mutually beneficial, is expected to boost transatlantic commerce and deepen ec...
27/07/2025

The deal, which both leaders described as mutually beneficial, is expected to boost transatlantic commerce and deepen economic ties between the US and the European Union.

US President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen have announced a significant new trade agreement following talks held at

Martin also said he would "welcome an end to the uncertainty" around the trade dispute between the bloc and the US.
25/07/2025

Martin also said he would "welcome an end to the uncertainty" around the trade dispute between the bloc and the US.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has expressed hope that a trade deal between the EU and the US will be agreed in the coming days.

The Hulkster's wealth fluctuated over the years
25/07/2025

The Hulkster's wealth fluctuated over the years

Terry Bollea, the professional wrestler better known as Hulk Hogan, has died at the age of 71.

The brand that makes you proud of Ireland?
25/07/2025

The brand that makes you proud of Ireland?

It will not come as a surprise to many but Tayto has officially been ranked as the most emotionally connected brand in 2025.

The continual raising of tax on to***co has fuelled smuggling, according to the Retailers Against Smuggling
25/07/2025

The continual raising of tax on to***co has fuelled smuggling, according to the Retailers Against Smuggling

Retailers Against Smuggling (RAS) has described the growing black market in illegal ci******es as 'staggering'.

Far from ideal for Irish exporters
24/07/2025

Far from ideal for Irish exporters

The European Union is edging closer to a new trade agreement with the United States that would see a sweeping 15% tariff imposed on EU goods entering the US

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC) has repeatedly warned about the dangers of relying on windfalls from large amou...
24/07/2025

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC) has repeatedly warned about the dangers of relying on windfalls from large amounts of corporation tax.

The State’s spending watchdog has accused the Government of ‘poor planning and budgeting’ in its spending plans, writes Craig Hughes.

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