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Minister for Finance Jack Chambers has confirmed that there will be an energy credit in the budget saying the credit will form part of the cost-of-living package.

The Coalition will give a "clear direction" on how the €14 billion from Apple should be spent, according to Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohoe.

The Apple tax judgment has left the Coalition with a deeply awkward €14 billion-sized problem.

Economic and Public Affairs Correspondent David Murphy examines the eight matters to look out for in Budget 2025.

Fancy exploring the world without taking any annual leave? Well, a workcation may be the answer.

A developer has told a conference there should be an exemption from the Government's planned zone land tax for companies that are working on developing sites.

A crisis has erupted around the passenger cap which has the potential to cause significant difficulties for all concerned, writes Business Editor Will Goodbody.

The chief executive of the IDA has told a conference that multinational companies have not raised the Apple judgment with the State body.

Britain has delayed implementing post-Brexit physical checks on so-called "medium risk" fruit and vegetables imported from the European Union for a further six months, the country's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has said.

China said it was "deeply disappointed" with the European Commission's decision to reject a minimum import price proposal aimed at warding off tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.

A photojournalist has accused the professional body for press photographers in Ireland of making it "disproportionately" hard for women to join and of harbouring a "jobs for the boys attitude".

Irish headquartered aircraft lessor Avolon is set to acquire Castlelake Aviation Limited, a company with total assets of $5 billion as of the end of March.

More than €2.2 million was paid last year to people for sitting on interview panels for public jobs with one former semi-state employee earning more than €50,000.

The Irish Aviation Authority has reported a "statistically significant" increase in the number of incidents involving difficult and unruly passengers on flights operated by Irish air carriers last year.

German government officials and UniCredit bankers have held talks after the Italian lender bought a 9% stake in Commerzbank, a German government source said today.

A new finance product aimed at supporting Irish businesses to achieve their green sustainability goals has been launched.

China's Ministry of Finance has imposed a six-month business suspension on PwC's auditing unit in mainland China over its audit of troubled property developer China Evergrande Group, the regulator said.

A multi-million euro investment package has been announced to boost tourism and develop new visitor attractions on two islands.

More than 1,000 riders have so far used its e-scooter sharing scheme in Wexford, with 25 receiving warnings around reckless riding and seven being banned, figures from the mobility company Bolt show.