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Almost €560m paid in unpublished tax settlements to Revenue last year

The top 20 cases accounted for €205 million in payments to Revenue, around €10.3 million for each of them....

Man under 23-hour prison lockdown protection after admitting string of drug dealing offences

Hopkins, who admitted distributing drugs and laundering money on behalf of unidentified criminals, appeared before Limerick Circuit Criminal Court, where Judge Colin Daly....

Concerns over low water pressure in fire hydrants after blaze at Meath recycling centre

Numerous units of the Meath fire services battled the blaze at Thornton's Recycling Centre in Dunboyne...

Nearly 80 per cent believe Dublin's nightlife is poorer than other cities, survey shows

The Citizen Survey Report on Night-Time Economy also showed that only one in three people feel safe in the city centre at night....

Met Éireann issues status-orange rain warning due to flood risk

A series of yellow weather warnings are also in place across the island....

Easter weekend weather: Wet and cloudy conditions to prevail

Cork, Kerry, Galway, Mayo, and Clare will be under the yellow warning until 9pm on Friday night, while Carlow, Dublin, Kilkenny, Louth, Wexford, Wicklow, Waterford have the warning until 6am Saturday morning....

Tributes paid to Youghal stabbing victim as family thank gardaí

Daniel O'Sullivan's family thanked the paramedics and emergency services which came to his aid....

Man (60s) arrested after €230k cash seized in money laundering investigation in Dublin

The man is expected to appear before a sitting of Dublin District Court at the Criminal Courts of Justice on Friday morning....

Jack Chambers objected to development on ‘aesthetic’ grounds

Mr Chambers, who has criticised planning objections, previously opposed a development which included apartments over ‘aesthetic’ concerns....

Explained: Is Good Friday supposed to be a day off? Do pubs open as normal?

Workers have no automatic entitlement to time off work on Good Friday....