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Search ArticlesIncreased tax credit for films with large visual effects budgets
Student accommodation investment It is designed to support the Irish screen industry by making Ireland more competitive. Films with large visual effects budgets will be able to apply for an increased tax credit, it has been announced. The scheme, confirmed by Tánaiste Simon Harris and Culture Minister Patrick O’Donovan, is designed to make Ireland’s screen industry more competitive for high-value VFX work. The Government expects it will support increased investment and create highly skilled jobs.
Man arrested in probe over fight and car being driven at people in north Dublin
Four people, including three teenagers, were injured in the incidents on Saturday night. A man has been arrested in connection with an incident of public disorder in north Co Dublin that included a large fight and a car being driven at several people. Four people, including three teenagers, were injured in the incidents on Saturday night. Gardaí said they had responded to a public order incident at Harbour Road, Skerries on Saturday night.
Man in hospital after reported shooting
A man in his 60s was injured at the scene in Limerick. A man has been taken to hospital after a reported shooting in Limerick. Gardaí said they responded to reports of the discharge of a firearm at a premises in Hyde Road at about 4.30pm on Sunday. A man in his 60s was injured at the scene. He was taken to University Hospital Limerick to be treated for injuries. A Garda spokeswoman said on Sunday evening: “The scene is currently held for examination.” Continue Reading
Teenage girl dies after Wexford crash
The single-vehicle crash happened in Sheastown at about 6.20am on July 8. A teenage girl has died more than a week after a car crash in Co Wexford. She has been named locally as 14-year-old Sophie Caulfield. She was among three passengers injured in the single-vehicle crash in Sheastown at about 6.20am on Wednesday July 8. On Sunday, gardaí confirmed she died from her injuries on Friday.
Gambling regulator threatens prediction market with High Court action
One of the largest prediction market websites has been threatened with court action if it does not geoblock Ireland. One of the largest prediction market websites has been threatened with court action if it does not geoblock Ireland, the head of the Irish gambling regulator has said.
Three teenagers injured in incident where car was driven at people
Three teenagers were taken to hospital after an incident in which a car was driven at people in north Co Dublin. Three teenagers were taken to hospital after an incident in which a car was driven at people in north Co Dublin. Gardaí said they had responded to a public order incident at Harbour Road, Skerries on Saturday night. A spokesperson said: “At approximately 9.30pm a large number of youths gathered and a fight broke out.
Man due in court over Mulhuddart fatal assault
A stock image of a Garda station Investigators arrested a man aged in his 20s in connection with the investigation. A man is to appear in court over a fatal assault in Dublin earlier this month. Anthony Long, aged in his 40s, died in hospital days after the alleged assault at Parslickstown Drive, Mulhuddart, on July 3. On Saturday, investigators arrested a man aged in his 20s in connection with the investigation. He is due to appear before Blanchardstown District Court on Sunday morning.
Ireland narrowly misses record-matching heatwave
Racegoers in line for a ice cream at The Curragh Racecourse in County Kildare Irish forecasting agency Met Éireann defines a heatwave as five or more consecutive summer days above 25C. Parts of Ireland have narrowly missed out on matching a record heatwave amid a prolonged spell of high temperatures, according to provisional data. Irish forecasting agency Met Éireann defines a heatwave as five or more consecutive summer days above 25C.
Second man arrested over Mulhuddart fatal assault
A garda spokesman said investigations are ongoing. A man has been arrested over a fatal assault in Dublin earlier this month. The deceased, a man in his 40s, died in hospital days after the alleged assault at Parslickstown Drive, Mulhuddart, on July 3. On Wednesday, Gardaí said a man in his 50s was charged to appear before Blanchardstown District Court in connection with the incident. On Saturday, investigators arrested a second man.
Shipping company acquires MV Matthew for one dollar
The MV Matthew at Maulbaun, Co Cork A seized drug-smuggling cargo ship which cost the State millions to store was transferred to a company for a ‘nominal’ fee of one dollar. A seized drug-smuggling cargo ship which cost the State millions to store was transferred to a company for a “nominal” fee of one dollar, Revenue has said. The MV Matthew was detained in September 2023 as part of an operation which led to the largest seizure of cocaine in Irish history – 2.2 tonnes or 157 million euro.