AIB raises $750m in funding through bond sale
Demand from investors was ‘extremely strong’ peaking at over $6.5 billion, AIB says
Aer Lingus reports Q1 loss of €55m as parent IAG orders 53 new Airbus, Boeing long-haul aircraft
Order consists of 32 Boeing aircraft for British Airways and 21 Airbus aircraft, which may be assigned to Aer Lingus
State can’t build 50,000 homes a year without building 25,000 apartments, Cairn chief claims
Dublin-listed home builder affirms confidence in full-year guidance for revenue and profit growth
Rupert Murdoch-owned Irish radio group sees losses narrow
Wireless Radio operates FM104, Cork’s 96FM, Limerick’s Live 95, LMFM and Dublin’s Q102
Explainer: What the Department of Finance says on the impact of Trump’s tariffs
What does the Government’s latest economic report tell us about its fears for the State’s finances?
Trump’s tariffs could see up to 25,000 fewer jobs created in Ireland
Department of Finance warns of growth shock if EU does not secure a trade deal
Irish economy to experience growth shock from Trump’s tariffs, Department of Finance warns
Expansion in domestic economy would slow to 2 per cent this year if 10 per cent levy on US imports from the EU remains in place
What’s gone wrong at Glanbia?
More than €2bn has been wiped off value of food group in past 10 months, and activist investors are now agitating
Glanbia executives under fire over share price slump
Activist investor calls for strategic review of ‘overly complex’ business
Irish economy grows by 3.2% as multinationals fast-track exports into US
CSO says increase in domestic economy ‘more modest’
Foreign-owned businesses accounted for 84% of R&D spending in Ireland in 2023
CSO figures reflect strong presence of multinationals in Ireland
Trump versus Powell: who will blink first?
The Federal Reserve is structured to set interest rates free from political pressure; Trump is threatening to break that structure
Airbnb not to blame for State’s rental crisis, report finds
ESRI study links shortage of rental accommodation to lack of market turnover
Plans unveiled for south Dublin winter sports arena to host State’s first ice hockey franchise
Proposed €190m venue planned for Cherrywood, Dublin, will enable team compete in UK Elite Ice Hockey League
New home completions rise but State still likely to miss targets
CSO data show there were 5,938 new dwelling completions in first quarter of the year, a rise of 2 per cent