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Must ReadThe Morning Lead
Harris likely to bow to pressure to tackle unpopular investment tax in upcoming budget
Deemed disposal is widely viewed as a deterrent to investment by Irish savers.
Yesterday
16th September 2026
Gaeilge
D’fhéadfadh scéim traipisithe seancharranna maidir le feithiclí leictreacha a bheith ar na bacáin do 2027
Monday
14th September 2026
Data Breach
Data of a dozen Irish customers understood to be impacted after Revolut duped by fraud email
FactCheckcrypto scam
Debunked: Videos of Zuckerberg saying humanity's water is almost depleted are deepfake scams
Retirement
More people are paying into a pension, but most don't expect a good standard of living in retirement
Last week
6th September 2026 - 12th September 2026
AnalysisMoney Money Money
How much could you get back in your pocket with the potential new income tax cut?
ColumnMotoring
Why every second import you meet these days seems to have come from Tokyo, not Tottenham
AnalysisIntegration
The Minister for Sport should talk to the GAA in a language they're fluent in. Money.
The GAA had four years of talking with the Camogie Association and LGFA about integration. It all but walked away on Monday.
Analysisa taxing question
Would cutting capital gains tax boost the economy or just make rich people richer?
Must ReadEnd of an era
Iconic Capel Street shop to shut its doors after almost 60 years
Dublin’s Brenfer Bullseye was established in 1969 by Fergus O’Brien and his friend and business partner Brendan Whelan.
This month
September 2026
right to be forgotten
'You're going to struggle': Cancer survivors on the roadblocks to getting a mortgage
Must ReadExplainer
Why is Ireland's Central Bank facing pressure again over the sale of Israeli bonds?
Must ReadHigh Court
Denis O'Brien has launched a new legal case against Meta's headquarters in Dublin
The businessman is already suing the social media platform over scam ads on Facebook and Instagram.
Security
Relief as EU presidency barriers on Dublin's Castle Street reconfigured not to block businesses
Slainte
Dublin is getting a new 'gastropub' directly across the road from famous pint purveyor Grogan's
Last month
August 2026
fintech
Over 160 jobs to be cut at PayPal's Irish operations
The company employs 1,380 people on a full-time basis in Ireland.
Must Readtech layoffs
Over 160 staff at Irish 'unicorn' firm Cubic3 told their jobs are at risk
Around 160 people have been told that their jobs are at risk as the firm aims to cut 70 roles globally, over 50 of which will be Dublin-based.
World Cup
Uefa prepares to bring legal suit against Fifa president Infantino for 'criminal mismanagement'
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