The 15-year-long tax dispute may yet be decided in the High Court

Kantar says Irish grocery inflation is cooling but that consumers' supermarket spend rose €1bn in a year due to rising prices

It’s the curation of a collection that excites the designer, says she whose summer homeware collection in Dunnes Stores  has something for 'every room in the home'

People doing their weekly shop in Cork on Friday hope Finance Minister Michael McGrath is right when he said Tesco's price cuts could be a 'significant turning point' for grocery bills

And we share other top home picks to invite the new season into our living spaces. (Clue: Sunshine sofas and hanging egg chairs)

President of the University of Limerick, Professor Kerstin Mey's answers were at best inadequate, at worst incoherent, writes Cianan Brennan

Food prices

University does not envisage any department permanently moving to the city centre campus, planning documents reveal

Neale Richmond will tell retailers they have to show a 'demonstrable reduction' in checkout prices ahead of the next retail forum meeting in June

The first cut in the price of a milk in a decade was confirmed in recent days but will it actually make any difference to households struggling with an inflation crisis?

Teenagers stole woman's handbag as she shopped in Dunnes Stores in Blackpool on Tuesday morning

The court heard that Dunnes removed all its stock from the unit which has left it in “an obviously vacant state which is unattractive” for both customers and for the smaller tenants in the centre

Dunnes Stores said the nature of the charges in question and the particular circumstances and location raised significant reputational concerns for them

Workers are seeking a new pay scale which would see those on the lowest point with a 7.7% hourly pay increase and those on the top with a 7.9% increase

There is a clause in the retail park lease which prohibits a competing supermarket to operate alongside the anchor tenant, Dunnes.

Waterford council said cushions were a request of the British Embassy

Her injuries resulted in the former sales assistant having to undergo knee replacement surgery

The case concerned the opening of a Mr Price store in a shoping centre where Dunnes Stores was the anchor tenant.

The court heard the accident was caused by the frame of the ladder which had come loose

"It was easy to eliminate quite a few jars from our Top 8 as they were grainy and stringy, some with little flavour. Happily, we found many decent examples to add to our cupboards."

The University of Limerick paid €8m for the former Dunnes site on Sarsfield Bridge, just two years after it had been valued at €3m

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Dunnes Stores denied the claims made by the two complainants.

The withheld KPMG report and the difficulty finding a date that suits both the UL president and chancellor will only whet the PAC's appetite to learn more about the university's finances

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Francis Brennan, Ireland’s favourite hotelier, talks about celebrity, the single life, and why a childhood disability means he will never do Dancing with the Stars. He had a cup of tea with Donal O’Keeffe

Plus: This €8 Bordeaux is a solid mid-week crowd-pleaser and a round-up of the bargains from the sale currently on at Dunnes Stores

Burgundy prices are going up but it's a pleasurable and worthwhile quest to find fine quality, age-worthy Pinot

UL proceeded with the purchase of a vacant site in Limerick city, allegedly for €5m above its value, despite concerns raised by members of its own governing authority.

Riesling is the greatest white wine grape in the world. Grab one of these bottles for under €25 to toast Wine Day this week

High Court has been asked to decide what constitutes groceries for the purpose of whether a permanent injunction should be granted to prevent a Mr Price outlet selling certain items

The now seven-year-old child fractured his arm when he was just five months old. The incident happened at a Dunnes Stores in Limerick

First venture of its kind takes off in Clonmel

The judge was not satisfied to make an order preventing an outlet trading under the 'Mr Price' brand from selling any product that could be defined as a 'grocery' from the store

The former sales assistant said she had to undergo knee replacement surgery because of her injuries.

SUSHI has a lot going for it as a delicious, readymade alternative to a sandwich. The rounds of compacted, short-grain rice wrapped in seaweed sheets have plenty of nutrients.

Speaking during his first Leaders’ Questions as Taoiseach, Mr Martin said it was particularly regrettable that the company closed in the context of Covid-19.

The Irish wine community had a rough start to June with two much loved members succumbing to cancer at a young age.

The farming and fishing of salmon on the island of Ireland has fallen far behind places like Norway, Scotland and even the Faroe Islands.

Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan has said people may be able to visit relatives in nursing homes from next week.

Eve Kelliher talks to photographers who have used their medium to make sense of the pandemic crisis

A 15-year-old boy who had a litany of curfew breaches was remanded in custody to Oberstown detention centre for a week yesterday.

LARGE-scale plans for a second urban regeneration site on Cork city’s North Main Street, focused around the North Main Street Shopping Centre, may follow on an initial €25 million investment at a derelict site, vacant and cleared after a fire back in 2008.

GRANOLA – a handful makes a sustainable snack and a delicious summer breakfast. Oats are mixed with sugar or honey, sometimes with dried fruit, nuts and seeds and coated in an oil - often rapeseed or sunflower so it toasts in the oven to give it a cooked, crunchy feel.