How will the Irish government spend Apple’s €14bn?

Ireland’s government has been told it needs to collect €14bn (£11.8bn) in back taxes from Apple. The EU’s highest court ruled that the US technology firm had benefited from an illegal sweetheart tax deal in the country.

UK government working with NI executive on City Deals

The UK government has said “it continues to work closely” with the Stormont Executive on City Deals. It comes after it paused funding for the deals ahead of the UK spending review. That provoked outrage among Northern Ireland leaders with First Minister Michelle O’Neill describing

Government will not fund Casement for Euro 2028

However, that will not be cheap either, and the GAA will be hoping that even though the UK government has said it will not be funding a Euro 2028 compliant stadium, it may still contribute to the redevelopment whenever it happens. The Irish government has