Law / policy, Ireland

The House of Prayer, a controversial religious centre in the west of Ireland, faces a tax bill of more than €125,000 if the Revenue Commissioners do not reverse their decision to remove its charitab

The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland has appointed its first chief executive.

Money raised for Haiti at a coursing event has been refused by overseas development charity Goal after protests by the Irish Council Against Blood Sports.

Gardaí are investigating bogus charity workers who took up a collection for the victims of Haiti's earthquake last weekend, according to the Irish Times.

Ryanair's annual charity calendar has again received criticism for its content which the company has described ‘as the hottest yet.’

Bogus door-to-door fundraisers are depriving the Ireland's biggest children's charity of thousands of euro.

The new Charity Commission for Northern Ireland (CCNI) has produced a summary guide to help people who are new to charities or charity law in Northern Ireland to understand the main issues in its draf

The Irish Charities Tax Reform Group, which represents Ireland’s leading charities and aid agencies, has given a "cautious" welcome to the Commission on Taxation Report's recommendation relating to

Ireland Air Ambulance (IAA) has vowed to continue operations despite recent revelations about its finances and the viability of its plans to launch an air ambulance in Ireland.

Unicef Ireland and Tesco have become embroiled in a row over the use of the slogan "Change for Good".