A rescue plan for the Sunday Business Post will be put before the High Court for approval next Wednesday.

The High Court has agreed to extend the period of examinership for insolvent newspaper The Sunday Business Post to 100 days.

As anyone struggling to maintain private health insurance will know, medical inflation outstrips general inflation by spectacular multiples.

The Sunday Business Post newspaper is to seek up to 25 redundancies by the end of the year as part of a cost-saving restructuring plan, a court has been told.

Dublin City Council is owed more than €39m in unpaid development fees.

It has been reported the Government is considering having as many as 25 different property tax bands.

Labour is now the least popular party in the country, according to a new Red C opinion poll, due to be published in tomorrow's Sunday Business Post.

A series of opinion polls to be published in tomorrow's newspapers show the Yes side leads the No side in the final phase of the EU fiscal treaty campaign.

A new opinion poll out tomorrow shows that support is growing for the EU Fiscal Treaty.

A new poll out tomorrow shows that voters are set to pass the European Fiscal Treaty at the end of May.

David Norris has yet to get on the ballot paper for the race for the Aras, but a new opinion poll puts him in the lead over other candidates.

Fine Gael is on target for a return to Government, according to a Red C poll published in the Sunday Business Post today.

THE Mahon Tribunal must pay the substantial costs of its unsuccessful court attempt to ban publication by the media now and into the future of documents circulated in private by the tribunal in advance of its public hearings, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday.

The Mahon Planning Tribunal was granted two injunctions by the Supreme Court today stopping the Sunday Business Post newspaper publishing documents circulated to a limited number of persons but directed to remain confidential in advance of a public hearing.

Sunday Business Post journalist Barry O'Kelly has vowed to resist the Mahon Tribunal's legal attempts to get him to reveal the source of articles he wrote earlier this year.

MANAGING Director of Thomas Crosbie Holdings, Anthony Dinan, met journalists at the Sunday Business Post yesterday to dispel any fears about the future editorial freedom of the paper, following last week’s surprise resignation of editor Ted Harding.