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Court appoints provisional liquidator to Ballykisteen Hotel
A provisional liquidator has been appointed to a Co Tipperary hotel with 75 weddings on the books - including one scheduled for tomorrow.
Lord Mayor says Mansion House is haunted
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has claimed the Mansion House is haunted.
'Business as usual' at Tipperary hotel under provisional liquidation
The group that has been appointed as a provisional liquidator to a Co Tipperary hotel with 75 weddings on the books, including one tomorrow, has said it is "business as usual" at the hotel.
Grafton St all set for €4m facelift
Work on a facelift for Dublin's Grafton Street begins in June.
Burger King confirm Kepak will supply restaurants with beef
Burger King is partnering with the Kepak Group to supply its Irish and British restaurants with beef.
MEP Paul Murphy rips up property tax form in European Parliament
An Irish MEP has ripped up his property tax return in the European Parliament.
State gets more time to prepare for Dundon challenge
The State has been given time to prepare for a High Court challenge by Limerick man John Dundon over his trial for the murder of Garryowen rugby player Shane Geoghegan.
'This is not a tax haven'
The Tanaiste is insisting no special tax rate deals apply to any companies operating in Ireland.

INTO to back revised LRC proposals on Croke Park II	EU leaders make progress in talks to crackdown on tax evasion and fraud
Gardaí make third arrest in connection with assault on man in Limerick	Wallace seeks public inquiry instead of apology
INTO leaders to recommend acceptance of revised Croke Park 2	Wallace: How could penalty points incident reach Minister 'a year later'?
Govt passes Bill to allow for greater use of generic drugs	Surveyor believes Tit Bonhomme skipper was in bed at time of crash

Government to set up National Procurement office