West Bromwich Albion’s Romelu Lukaku (left) would be ‘devastating’ alongside Andy Carroll, says David Sullivan. Photograph: Clint Hughes/PA Wire.

Romelu Lukaku is a target for West Ham, with joint-owner David Sullivan hoping to pair the striker with Andy Carroll. Chelsea’s Belgium (...)

CEO of IDA Ireland Barry O’Leary said no special tax deal was negotiated between Apple and the Irish Government. Photograph: Alan Betson / The Irish Times

The head of the IDA Ireland has strongly denied allegations that Ireland is a tax haven, after the US Senate was told yesterday that technology(...)

Ombudsman Emily O’Reilly, who received the backing of 80 MEPs from across Europe’s political spectrum – the written support of 40 was required to qualify. Photograph: Julien Behal/PA Wire

Ombudsman Emily O’Reilly has been confirmed as an official candidate for the position of European o(...)

Consumer sentiment declined marginally last month as more downbeat expectations for the economy mingled with concern over future household fina(...)

A file photograph of a Revenue customs officer walking across a haul of illegally imported cigarettes discovered at Dublin Port. Photograph: Julien Behal/PA Wire.

Black market cigarettes and tobacco valued at more than €1.5 million have been seized in counties Galway and Louth. A search by Revenue (...)

Police have detained 17 people over the heist of $50 million (€37.9 million) in diamonds in February - one of the biggest jewellery robberies i(...)

Praveen and Savita Halappanavar

“It’s not the role of the State to pass judgment on who a person falls in love with, or who they they want to spend their life with.” Tanaiste (...)

A screengrab taken from a live broadcast on Youtube.com of the New Zealand parliament’s vote on the legalisation of same-sex marriage.

Hundreds of jubilant gay rights advocates celebrated at New Zealand’s parliament today as the country become the 13th in the world and the firs(...)

Financial shocks coming from weak euro zone countries are three times more likely to destabilise the region’s economies than shocks from richer countries, according to new research. Photograph:  Michael Dalder/Reuter

Financial shocks coming from weak euro zone countries are three times more likely to destabilise the region’s economies than shocks from richer(...)

Ireland is the second most likely country in the euro zone to fall victim to renewed financial turbulence, a leading German ec(...)

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