Pharmaceutical exports could be cut by half if tariffs applies, Tanaiste warns
Export of pharmaceutical products from Ireland to the US could reduce by around a half if the US President imposes a 20% ...
Households urged to seek fixed energy deals as latest price cap hike takes effect
The third consecutive increase to Ofgem’s price cap sees the bill of a typical household paying by direct debit rise 6.4% to ...
‘Unfair’ to blame speaker for controversial Dail changes – Irish premier
Micheal Martin said it was a ‘bit rich’ for the opposition to blame the Ceann Comhairle after creating widespread disruption.
Legal duty to bring Irish language signs decision to Executive – Little-Pengelly
Controversy has flared after Sinn Fein minister Liz Kimmins announced dual language signage will be installed at Belfast’s ...
Asda at risk of being overtaken by Aldi as UK's third largest grocer
Aldi is rapidly closing in on struggling Asda in the race to be Britain’s third biggest supermarket behind Tesco and ...
Gary Glitter made bankrupt for failing to pay damages to abuse victim
Gary Glitter has been made bankrupt after failing to pay more than £500,000 in damages to one of his victims, her lawyers ...
Dundee University guilty of ‘academic vandalism’ over job cuts, says union
Dundee University has been accused of “academic and economic vandalism” after it announced 700 people could lose their jobs ...
Arne Slot confirms double Liverpool injury boost for Everton and provides fresh Conor Bradley update
Arne Slot has confirmed Liverpool duo Ryan Gravenberch and Alisson are on course to be fit for Wednesday’s Merseyside derby ...
Trump tariff wars: British firms warned to brace for 'very big hit' from wave of US import levies
Sir Keir Starmer said talks with the US on a trade deal that would help the UK avoid the US import levies were “well advanced”. But Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds admitted that Britain had ...