Profits rise by a quarter at Irish unit of Jacobs Engineering
Performance driven by increased activity across several of the major markets in which its clients operate
AIB reports huge increase in fraudulent investment site activity this year
Consumers urged to exercise caution as number of takedown requests between January and May is 1,500 times the figures for all of 2025
Home price inflation slowed to 5.6% in year to June, new data shows
Average price of second-hand home in Dublin was €630,150 in second quarter, up €30,000 over past year
Loveholidays CEO: ‘Ryanair thought all online travel agencies were pirates. But not us’
Donat Rétif did not fly on an aeroplane until he was 20 – now he runs a package holiday firm worth €1bn-plus
Ireland’s reliance on multinationals extends ‘far beyond’ corporation tax, warns watchdog
Almost €3 in every €10 collected by the State in tax and PRSI now comes from multinationals operating in just three sectors
Markets rise as chipmakers boost investor sentiment
Oil prices edged higher but were still back near levels last seen before the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran
Markets rebound from tech rout as oil falls again
Dublin market finished the day up 1% as food ingredients giant Kerry Group climbed 5.6% to build on its recent good run
Three directors of Ballymaloe Cookery School share pot of more than €350,000
Group warns of consequences arising from the current geopolitical situation and the impact on energy costs and inflation
Shane Lowry signs multiyear partnership with US medtech group Stryker
US group which specialises in joint replacement is among largest medtech employers in State with 5,000 staff mostly in Cork
Tech stocks drag global markets down
Euronext Dublin finished the day down 1.1% after a number of the index’s main players suffered losses
Central Bank seeks public’s views as it aims to update how it regulates financial system
Financial system is changing quickly, and our frameworks must continue to evolve with it, governor Gabriel Makhlouf says in speech
Fintech platform Revolut adds 100,000 Irish customers
Irish households ‘ready to invest, but doing so with one hand tied behind their backs’, group says
Tesco grows like-for-like sales in Ireland by 3.3% to €967m
Growth across all Irish channels, supported by a ‘strong performance’ in the food division where sales rose 3.7 per cent, retailer said
Most Irish adults favour social media ban for under-16s, poll says
Curbs to be introduced in Britain to stop children and teens using apps such as TikTok, Instagram and X
Doubling of hotel development levy will hit tourism targets, Irish Hotels Federation warns
Move follows backlash against proliferation of new hotels, often seen as coming at expense of housing projects