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REVEALED: how 200 high rollers are facing a tax bill of €500 million

REVEALED: how 200 high rollers are facing a tax bill of €500 million

State to reap up to €1.2 billion in AIB dividend payments

Business /

State to reap up to €1.2 billion in AIB dividend payments

By Ian Guider

AIB has told potential investors that over time as much as half of the bank’s annual profits will be returned to shareholders

State to reap up to €1.2 billion in AIB dividend payments

Politics /

Immunity proposed for white collar crime informants

By Michael Brennan

Move is part of a package of measures under examination to improve the prosecution of white collar crime

Business /

Digicel 2.0

Digicel 2.0

By Ian Guider

Two years after a failed flotation, Digicel is slashing its costs and restructuring. So what does the future hold now for Denis O’Brien’s telecoms empire?

Off the ball: Dick Spring on life, sport, business, politics – and James Joyce

Politics /

Off the ball: Dick Spring on life, sport, business, politics – and James Joyce

It’s been 15 years since Dick Spring last stood for election, but he has never stopped being a politician. Now he’s using his talents to help bring the 2023 Rugby World Cup to Ireland

Riviera Wars: Jordan disowns Sky’s glitzy new series

News /

Riviera Wars: Jordan disowns Sky’s glitzy new series

'Am I annoyed with Paul McGuinness? I’m surprised, let me put it that way.'

Stepaside Garda station may not reopen for a year

Politics /

Stepaside Garda station may not reopen for a year

Uncertainty over whether recommissioned station is to be full-time or part-time, and which department is responsible for premises

Brendan Gleeson: Fighting the little guy’s corner

Magazine /

Brendan Gleeson: Fighting the little guy’s corner

Brendan Gleeson: Fighting the little guy’s corner

Politics /

Immunity proposed for white collar crime informants

'Nama has done too much harm to stop it now. Let it finish the job'

Business /

'Nama has done too much harm to stop it now. Let it finish the job'

'Nama has done too much harm to stop it now. Let it finish the job'

Business /

Family Business Survival Guide: Taking business full circle

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One generation needs house prices to be low, the other needs them to be high. One votes, the other does not. Who do you think will be listened to? By Stephen Kinsella

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Business /

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Investing for Ireland - but can ISIF do enough?

Business /

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State to reap up to €1.2 billion in AIB dividend payments

Business /

State to reap up to €1.2 billion in AIB dividend payments

Citi warns against multibillion Irish spending plans

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A year in the life of Brexit

Politics /

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McCarthy calls O’Sullivan to account over Templemore

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Profile Eoghan Murphy : His master’s voice

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Phelan proposes radical reforms, including four elected Dublin mayors

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Immunity proposed for white collar crime informants

Politics /

Immunity proposed for white collar crime informants

Rushed through: judicial nods for non-vacant jobs

Politics /

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Sinn Féin faces into another bullying dispute

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Vaccine crisis looms as scare stories take hold

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Anti-HPV jab group targets schools

Health & Social /

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HSE seeks €120m for new drugs

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Technology

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Innovative iScoil gets €1m backing from state fund

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Technology /

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Country home sales back in bloom

Property /

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Waterfront residence for €950k exudes calm in Cork

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Builders beaten by bananas

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Renovated cottage within striking distance of Dublin

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A picture perfect kitchen

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We’ve reached peak Prosecco

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Brendan Gleeson: Fighting the little guy’s corner

Magazine /

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The art of noise: why female DJs are on the rise

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Business /

Is AIB ready to float?

Pay talks: A deal at any price?

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Politics /

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