UK’s supreme court rules in favour of group representing 46m consumers

Plaintiffs asked court to nullify mailed ballots after the fact or to direct legislature to pick electors

Either the Government does not take its responsibilities in this area seriously or is not levelling with the public

First facility opened in Cork and employed 60 people, marking expansion outside US

Impeachment process motion deemed inevitable but some TDs lack enthusiasm for idea

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have only themselves to blame for the huge dilemma they now face over the Séamus Woulfe affair

Money held in account to pay tax owed to State used in other country, PAC hears

Obama, Bon Jovi and Cher add some razzmatazz to the Biden campaign

Democrats boycott vote and place posters on seats to protest potential healthcare changes

Supreme court appointment now almost certain for Trump nominee

Questions on abortion, gun law and healthcare put to supreme court nominee

MEPs say they will veto €750bn Covid recovery package unless strict guarantees are made

Unrestrained mass surveillance of phone and internet data is unlawful

Supreme Court judge’s fate hinges on Susan Denham’s report on attendance at golf event

Tech giant’s threat to walk away from European market is a ridiculous tantrum

Former chief justice’s inquiry will fast-track guidelines on what constitutes misconduct

AOI is registered at Holyhill campus in Cork and covers most Apple non-US subsidiaries

The court ruling highlights that using state-aid rules is not a way to secure tax justice

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Commission plans to use treaty clause to allow it act against low-tax member states