Half a million people now served by ‘at risk’ public water supplies
Deterioration in supplies due in the main to sustained problems of hazardous THMs and parasite cryptosporidium
Deterioration in supplies due in the main to sustained problems of hazardous THMs and parasite cryptosporidium
Dwyer made similar, not identical, arguments in appeal against murder conviction
Decision now set to be made months later than had been expected
Long running row over “big mac” trademark has held up Supermac’s from possible Europe expansion
Companies had taken case over Italian law regulating online service providers
Length of adjournment in Data Protection Commission case likely to be short, court says
Uisce Éireann to issue explanatory booklets to almost 300,000 people served by supplies with high levels of THMs
Ecologist says decision is ‘disgraceful’ as it has been 13 years since original complaint was made
Chlorine helps ensure safe drinking water, but organic matter can react with the chlorine to form trihalomethanes
European Court of Justice decision notes affected supplies are ‘by definition, a potential danger to human health’
European Commission issues separate warning over improper treatment of urban waste water
Nearly 240,000 people across Ireland drinking water with elevated toxin levels, latest figures show
Nuclear site on England’s north-west coast has long been a source of contention between Ireland and UK
Tax is contested territory internationally and the Apple case ,together with huge revenues from big multinationals, means Ireland will remain in the spotlight
Apple tax case: State policy has traditionally aligned with big multinationals here given our reliance on them for valuable jobs
European Court of Justice advocate general’s findings has sent shockwaves from Dublin to Silicon Valley
Opinion of key advisor to European Court of Justice comes months ahead of final ruling on world’s biggest antitrust case
Decision will give indication whether iPhone maker will have to pay more than €13bn in tax
Ruling sets precedent for large fines if EU law is breached in Northern Ireland in future
European Court of Justice says Frontex agency was not responsible for asylum processes in landmark case decision
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Escrow account for iPhone maker mainly comprises investments in euro-zone government bonds not cash
Analysis: European Court’s finding on our failure to implement habitats directive an indication of gross policy failure
Decision ‘a damning indictment of Ireland’s failure to protect nature’, IWT says
Data privacy campaigner concerned law permits Minister to get ‘mass surveillance’ orders after private court hearing
Government move to force stopgap data retention and amendment that could gag discussion on complaints prolong history of State bungling on data protection
European Commission announces it will challenge proposed law allowing inquiries into political opponents
Hungarian court annuls €763,000 penalty levied against Irish airline for passing on the cost of a new tax introduced by the country
European Commission’s last-ditch effort to make Apple pay the Republic more than €13 billion of alleged back taxes came before EU’s highest court this week
Second victory in a month at the General Court as CEO Michael O’Leary battles countries’ Covid-era supports for rivals
Facebook owner argued commission over-reached in its investigation of suspected anti-competitive behaviour
EU Commission made ‘numerous errors’ in its arguments that Ireland should be paid the additional tax, court hears
Working together, smaller EU countries and multinationals have delivered the Commission a series of painful blows
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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