Storm Éowyn leads to record level of wood removed from Irish forests
State-owned commercial forestry business Coillte reported its total cash impact of the storm will be in excess of €80m
William Hill owner agrees £243m takeover by Greek casino and lottery firm
Move by Greek provider of National Lottery technology comes four years after Evoke paid £2.2bn to buy network of 1,400 high street bookmakers
Spending on florists and landscapers surged as sun shined last month, data shows
Bank of Ireland card spending data for May showed a 3.6% overall decline in consumer expenditure overall compared to May last year
Oil falls and stocks rise after investors weigh Israel and Lebanon ceasefire
Euronext Dublin finished up 0.2% but lagged European peers as it was dragged back by some of its bigger names
GDP shrank record 12% in the first quarter but domestic economy grew, official data shows
When multinationals are stripped out, domestic economy grew with gross national product up 1.5%
Employment in tech sector rose at steepest rate for a year in May despite Meta cuts
Year-ahead outlook ‘improved further’, according to AIB data, despite fears of job displacement from AI
Few workers think pension auto-enrolment scheme will see them through retirement
Almost 770,000 workers compulsorily signed up to auto-enrolment system
Twice as hard to afford a home in Dublin as Belfast, new CSO data shows
Report comparing economies North and South shows greater earnings mean taxes on income are higher in the Republic
Global markets rally on renewed hope for US-Iran peace deal
Euronext Dublin outperformed many of its European peers to finish the day up 1.2% as Ryanair and Glanbia made gains
BWG Group buys O’Briens Cafe, Abrakebabra and Bagel Factory in deal said to exceed €15m
Operator of Spar, Mace and Londis convenience chains enters Irish quick service restaurant sector
Business conditions across manufacturing sector hit best level in four years
Sector saw increases in new orders in May as well as further strong increases in production, employment and purchasing activity
Interest in electric vehicles surges as diesel falters, data from DoneDeal Cars show
Diesel has fallen every quarter since the group began tracking fuel-type searches in September 2024
Global stocks cling to record highs on strong corporate results
Oil prices climbed 5% as Brent crude hit $97.58 a barrel
Manna told drone activity behind Dundrum church would be ‘disrespectful’ during Mass
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council asked the company to carry out a number of assessments before making a final decision
Irish inflation slows in May as energy prices dip
Energy prices are estimated to have decreased by 4.3% in the month, CSO data shows