Childers challenges fracking regulations

The latest figures for house prices suggests the market is stabilising nationally while Dublin continues to race ahead with prices up by 6% this year so far.

CRITICISM OVER BEER TAX CUTS IN DENMARK

Enda Kenny has been accused by Fianna Fáil of using the EU presidency for cynical party advantage.

Emily O’Reilly eyes up EU ombudsman role

There will be one final chance for the Irish to get agreement on the EU’s €960bn budget tomorrow as the European Parliament said there was not enough support for the deal on the table.

The Ballyhea protest group took their battle to write down Ireland’s banking debt to the European Commission and one of the key people in the troika.

Towards better rights for domestic workers

EUROPOL INFILTRATE BABY-TRAFFICKING RING

People earning money abroad from selling property, dividends, and investments will automatically be made known to the Irish tax authorities under proposals from the European Commission, similar to the US Foreign Accounts Tax Act (FATCA) rules.