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In 2017, the UAE Cabinet issued Federal Decree Law No 18 of 2017 ("Decree") and amended the UAE Commercial Companies Law No 2 of 2015 to provide the government

Top TV boss warns RTE 'is burning' as Government isn't imposing streaming levies Exclusive: ShinAwil chief Larry Bass said streaming giants need to start paying levies and invest back into Ireland Larry Bass, CEO ShinAwil Productions, says streaming giants like Netflix and Amazon need to start paying a levy Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourP...

D. Campbell Cassidy: An appreciation SISTER Pauline, the formidable headteacher at St Michael’s Academy, in Kilwinning, Ayrshire, was looking for a new Principal Teacher of English. Among the sheaf of CVs on her desk that day in 1973 was one from an applicant whose surname was Cassidy. Spotting his name, Sister Pauline thought he was just the kind of teacher they were after, and appointed him without even an interview. Thus, as Campbell Cassidy’s friends would recall, was a Methodist granted a key job at a Catholic secondary school. Daniel Campbell Cassidy, who has died at the age...

D. Campbell Cassidy: An appreciation SISTER Pauline, the formidable headteacher at St Michael’s Academy, in Kilwinning, Ayrshire, was looking for a new Principal Teacher of English. Among the sheaf of CVs on her desk that day in 1973 was one from an applicant whose surname was Cassidy. Spotting his name, Sister Pauline thought he was just the kind of teacher they were after, and appointed him without even an interview. Thus, as Campbell Cassidy’s friends would recall, was a Methodist granted a key job at a Catholic secondary school. Daniel Campbell Cassidy, who has died at the age...

Although the pandemic has replaced social interactions with an endless Zoom and phone calls, The Houston Ballet has found yet another way to bring us together in a not-so-totally new but interesting way. For eight weeks, the ballet will publish its new dance film, In Good Company, on its social media channels for Houstonians to enjoy.  “It is different from our other material because we filmed this in our Black Box rather than in our homes,” says Stanton Welch AM, the Houston Ballet’s artistic director “And we really tried to make the camera and the dancer have a relat...