Chambers signals constructive relationship with Trump administration, but avoids tariff threatOuting going minister for finance highlights Ireland’s ongoing trading ties but avoids Trump’s protectionist agenda at Thanksgiving event in DublinThu Nov 28 2024 - 13:35
Irish inflation remains at three year low as ECB gears up for more rate cutsFood prices have risen 0.3% in November, and by 1.7% over last 12 monthsThu Nov 28 2024 - 12:12
AI-fuelled demand for data centres at odds with over-extended energy grids, survey findsSurvey of data centre investors and operators suggest optimism about future growth is tempered with concern about energy availabilityWed Nov 27 2024 - 14:53
Just 10% of consumers planning to spend more this ChristmasLatest consumer sentiment survey says consumers remain in a “watch, wait and worry” mode ahead of the Irish electionWed Nov 27 2024 - 06:00
Stocks fall as Trump tariffs rattle investorsEuropean carmakers slide as president-elect pledges to impose trade tariffs on China, Mexico and CanadaTue Nov 26 2024 - 18:51
Lion King and other shows boost earnings at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre Beauty and the Beast, Blood Brothers and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory among musical productions attracting ticket-buyers last yearTue Nov 26 2024 - 14:26
US is State’s leading export market at €54bnCSO figures highlight vulnerability to Donald Trump’s tariff plansTue Nov 26 2024 - 11:55
Makhlouf ‘increasingly confident’ ECB will hit 2% inflation target next yearCentral Bank governor, however, warns that high price growth in the services sector and strong wage growth posed risk to projectionMon Nov 25 2024 - 19:45
Is remote working bad for productivity?Many company bosses are pushing for a complete return to the office but does research and lived experience back that positionSun Nov 24 2024 - 11:22
Beacon hospital reports big uptick in earnings as demand for care increasesPrivate hospital sold to asset management arm of Australian financial services giant Macquarie in deal worth €400mFri Nov 22 2024 - 15:24
Is the cost-of-living crisis over?Inflation has fallen back to target, but prices remain much higher than three years agoFri Nov 22 2024 - 06:00
Government collects record €116bn in tax last yearCorporation tax revenues more than double in four years since 2019Wed Nov 20 2024 - 12:30
Irish house prices continue to rise at annual rate of 10%Latest official figures indicate that property prices in Dublin rose at an annual rate of 10.8 per cent in year to SeptemberWed Nov 20 2024 - 11:20
Labour costs and skills shortage ‘driving home rebuild costs’ Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland urges homeowners to check that their home is adequately insured before they are hit with out of pocket costsWed Nov 20 2024 - 05:00
Top hotelier accuses Government of ‘complete lack’ of business understanding and pushing prices higher Owner of Inchydoney Island Lodge says prices across hospitality industry up by 10% since last yearTue Nov 19 2024 - 06:00
CSO launches new housing portal Statistics agency launches new housing hub containing key data points about the sectorMon Nov 18 2024 - 15:36
Firms angered over Revenue clampdown on staff entertainment and hospitality Tax authority insists that some hospitality events including those provided to a section of staff represent a taxable benefit-in-kindMon Nov 18 2024 - 06:00
National Broadband Plan passes half-way mark with 300,000 homes and premises coveredCompany responsible for delivering high-speed network provides update on rollout of projectMon Nov 18 2024 - 05:00
Wind farms generate one third of Ireland’s electricity so far this yearWind Energy Ireland highlights increasing power of wind while warning of constraints on networkMon Nov 18 2024 - 00:00
Has Fingal County Council found a solution to Ireland’s housing crisis?Dublin council is delivering 300 new homes at high speed and at affordable rates in west DublinSun Nov 17 2024 - 14:28
Irish exports hit record €22bn in September amid concern over potential Trump tariffsLatest data show US is single largest export partner and pharma the biggest sector as trade policy and vaccine scepticism threaten transatlantic trade disruptionFri Nov 15 2024 - 14:00
Large amount of savings in low-yielding accounts described as ‘missed opportunity’Central Bank data show up to €140 billion of Irish deposits still resides in overnight deposit accounts, accruing just 0.13 per cent in interestWed Nov 13 2024 - 15:54
Irish woman in line for top White House role under Donald TrumpGail Slater, originally from Dalkey in south Co Dublin, is frontrunner to lead the US Federal Trade Commission under Donald TrumpWed Nov 13 2024 - 11:36
Slowdown in EV sales could delay rollout of Maxol’s charging network, CEO warnsConcern over developing charging network too quickly ‘when the demand isn’t there’ as non-fuel sales now account for 40% of businessWed Nov 13 2024 - 08:30
Rents in Dublin now averaging €2,476 per month with prices rising again, report findsOpen-market rents in the capital rising at annual rate of 5.2%, double that seen at end of last yearWed Nov 13 2024 - 00:00
Stocks dip, bitcoin nears $90,000 as ‘Trump trade’ takes holdIn Europe, shares were lower, weighed down by names with a large exposure to ChinaTue Nov 12 2024 - 18:38
Trump ‘the elephant in the room’ for Irish foreign direct investmentInvestment conference told US election result pose big risk to Ireland’s industrial strategyTue Nov 12 2024 - 16:20
Ireland’s €54bn exposure to Trump’s tariff planData suggests we have an outsized exposure to any potential trade war between Brussels and WashingtonSun Nov 10 2024 - 11:31
Tesco generates full-year sales of €3.3bn in Ireland and posts double-digit rise in profitUK grocery chain says it commanded a market share in the Republic of 23.6 per cent at the end of its last financial yearSat Nov 09 2024 - 02:00
Aer Lingus will not cut flights from Dublin Airport next summer, chief executive saysCarrier blames increased competition and industrial for €88m slide in profit in first nine months of this yearFri Nov 08 2024 - 07:55
Irish inflation remains at three-year low of 0.7% in OctoberLatest official figures, however, show wide variety in rate of price growth across sectorsThu Nov 07 2024 - 12:07
Jones Engineering enjoys near doubling in profit as overseas business takes off Contractor involved in building data centres sees profit after tax jump by 81% to €70.8mThu Nov 07 2024 - 06:00
Ireland’s unemployment rate rises as recruiter reports fall-off in job postingsNumber of people classified as unemployed rises by 1,200 to 121,200 between September and OctoberWed Nov 06 2024 - 12:29
First €3bn tranche of Apple tax money lands in State coffersLatest exchequer returns data from Department of Finance show the Government collected €3.5bn in corporate tax receipts in OctoberTue Nov 05 2024 - 16:30
Men account for three-quarters of Ireland’s top earnersCSO earnings data indicate men represented 73.6% of those in the top 1 per cent income bracket last yearTue Nov 05 2024 - 12:35
Personal loans soar to record level in second quarter Banking and Payments Federation Ireland figures show more than 60,000 drawdowns valued at €641m between April and JuneTue Nov 05 2024 - 00:00
World stocks tread water ahead of crunch US electionEuropean stocks retreat as caution over imminent presidential election weigh on regional benchmarkMon Nov 04 2024 - 18:15
Eoin Burke-Kennedy: Ireland is not the only resource-rich nation who cannot figure out housingWhen prices in Ireland began to surge in the 2000s, we looked to the German housing market as a more stable, affordable exemplar. Not any moreSun Nov 03 2024 - 10:49
Some 1.1 million earners in Ireland do not pay income tax or USC, tax institute claimsIrish Tax Institute seeks marginal personal tax rate, including social insurance contributions, to be reduced to 50% as part of various recommendations on tax baseThu Oct 31 2024 - 14:54
Irish inflation drops to three-year low of 0.1%CSO says weaker level of price growth driven by falling energy pricesWed Oct 30 2024 - 11:50
Irish farmers describe use of imported Dutch cheese in school meals programme as ‘insult’ Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association says it has received complaints about use of imported Dutch cheese in school meals programmeWed Oct 30 2024 - 05:00
Irish economy contracts by 3.3% in first nine months of yearLatest CSO numbers point to a contraction in headline activity as measured by GDPTue Oct 29 2024 - 12:00
Retail sales up 0.5% in September as inflation eases CSO says sectors with the highest monthly volume increases were electrical goods; books, newspapers and stationeryTue Oct 29 2024 - 11:30
What we really need is a low-cost Ryanair for housingThe construction industry says it can’t build homes at affordable rates or for people on average incomes, but is the cost of construction really the obstacle?Sun Oct 27 2024 - 12:35
Sanctions forcing Russia to ‘cannibalise’ chips from washing machines, says US envoyMark Gitenstein says Moscow cannot win an industrial war with the WestThu Oct 24 2024 - 15:10
Housing shortage is State’s top concern - HarrisTaoiseach seeks to reassure US firms on infrastructure issuesThu Oct 24 2024 - 11:23
EU’s new fiscal rules pose risk to public finances - Ifac Budgetary watchdog will warn Ireland likely to avoid any financial scrutiny under revamped version of fiscal rulesWed Oct 23 2024 - 06:00
Global battle against inflation largely won, IMF saysWashington-based fund delivers upbeat assessment of global economy while warning of risks from escalating geopolitical conflictsTue Oct 22 2024 - 14:00
Nearly two thirds of Irish SMEs have reduced or stopped using British suppliers since BrexitNew survey by the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) reveals ‘stark changes in Irish SME trading patterns with Britain’ after EU departureMon Oct 21 2024 - 12:28
Kingspan acquires majority stake in Sweden’s Nordic WaterproofingCavan-based insulation maker says move will lift its annualised roofing and waterproofing revenues to approximately €1bnMon Oct 21 2024 - 08:23
