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Bill passed by Senate gives China-based ByteDance up to one year to divest Tiktok before facing deletion from US app stores

Report from Court of Auditors shows that real-world performance is well below laboratory results on emissions and fuel economy

Justice Juan Merchan asked to fine former US president $10,000 for violating gag order preventing him from publicly criticising witnesses

Families of 48 young people who died in 1981 fire have long called for an official State apology and were invited to the Dáil on Tuesday

Q&A: Cost of wholesale electricity has fallen by over 70%, but how much will you see off your bill?

Prosecutors want court to fine former US president for criticising potential witnesses in the case

I cannot obtain permits without accepting use of the app, but I don’t believe it’s GDPR compliant

It’s never too early to check whether your current pension savings match your plans for retirement, or too late to take action

Defence counsel for former US president dismisses the 34 counts against his client as ‘really just pieces of paper’

Former US president’s defence lawyer says Trump is ‘cloaked in innocence’ and ‘there’s nothing wrong with trying to influence an election’

Former speaker of US House of Representatives said she was ‘very excited’ about ‘long overdue’ restoration of Northern Ireland executive

Re-Turn scheme: A reader shares her negative experience of returning plastic bottles, and another wonders whether ‘the whole thing is pointless’

Me & My Money: Hugh Wallace, architect, founding director Douglas Wallace, and television presenter

Outsurance has conducted a soft launch of products ahead of its official opening here in May

How much can the former first lady put up with from a husband who betrayed and humiliated her?

A sharp fall-off in receipts in March might - according to insiders - relate to the tech giant’s reassessing its tax liability here

Surge dining: Would you pay more to eat a rib-eye on a Saturday than on Tuesday?

Unusual four-Bill package includes measure threating to ban TikTok and potential transfer of seized Russian assets to Ukraine

The unusual four-bill package also includes funds for Israel, security assistance for Taiwan and allies in the Indo-Pacific

A government spokesperson said there was no interest from the UK side, adding that ‘free movement within the EU was ended’

The cocktail called the “budget bonanza” features some reasonable pre-budget suggestions sloshing around with some very poor ones

Report by property start-up Geowox highlights steep decline in transactions on back of 10 straight ECB interest rate hikes

When it comes to poor customer care, Eir is not alone in letting its customers down

The €1.5 billion development is the first to be built off the western seaboard and is expected to power 350,000 homes

Former president insisted outside courtroom earlier that he should be on campaign trail rather than facing trial, and calls on judge to free him from order barring comment on parties to the case

Donald Trump is a born communicator, but the gag order placed on him by judge Juan Merchan during this first criminal trial facing a former US president requires him to do, well, nothing

Director of US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases says role has involved telling US presidents things they do not want to hear

Deal comes amid tension in energy sector over regulatory constraints on data centres, which consume huge amounts of electricity

Undisclosed number of eir customers hit with €18.45 charge after new billing system rejects their card details

How green is your mortgage? The incentives to buy an A or B rated home are rising, but many cannot get hold of new builds and are left paying more expensive rates