Jameson sales a bright spot for tariff-hit Pernod RicardDrinks giant sees US and Chinese slump amid depressed global alcohol marketThu Oct 16 2025 - 07:16
Threads messaging to be rolled out in Ireland over ‘next few days’, says MetaFunction was launched in the US in JulyWed Oct 15 2025 - 17:19
Workday to create 200 jobs in new Dublin AI hubUS technology giant will invest €175m in the city over the next three yearsWed Oct 15 2025 - 12:04
Instagram unveils new protections for teen usersNew update, which limits the content that users under 18 can view, will roll out in Ireland in early 2026Tue Oct 14 2025 - 13:20
Pat Phelan-backed weight loss company Viv to be wound downBusiness sustained ‘mounting losses’ amid competition from drugs like OzempicTue Oct 14 2025 - 08:21
Irish woman appointed CFO at largest UK-owned airport groupMarie Joyce, a non-executive director at DAA, has been named chief financial officer of Manchester Airports GroupMon Oct 13 2025 - 11:59
More than 4,100 people avail of First Home Scheme to buy a homeScheme is aimed at bridging the mortgage and deposit finance gap for first-time buyersMon Oct 13 2025 - 11:07
Construction giant asked for advice on children’s hospitalThe best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business deskMon Oct 13 2025 - 06:31
Disappointment at lack of tax incentive for regional film and TV productions in budgetMinister for Culture Patrick O’Donovan says he wants to ‘revisit’ enhanced tax credit for regional productionsMon Oct 13 2025 - 06:00
Renewables generated 42% of electricity in SeptemberWind farms were the biggest source of renewable electricity in the month, says EirGridFri Oct 10 2025 - 11:45
Business Today: Budget fallout, Center Parc's booming revenues, State Street's AI playThe best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business deskFri Oct 10 2025 - 07:28
Hospitality VAT cut delayed to July due to ‘significant cost’ of policy measureNo ‘sunset clause’ on measure, meaning reduction is a permanent feature of tax codeFri Oct 10 2025 - 06:00
Rising food, labour costs eat into profits at Michelin-recognised Ashford CastleBut directors of luxury hotel say 2025 has seen an ‘uplift’ in tradeThu Oct 09 2025 - 15:57
Irish inflation jumps to highest level in 18 months as food prices surgeRising cost of foodstuffs contributes to 2.7% increase in price levels in September from the same month in 2024, says CSOThu Oct 09 2025 - 11:10
Average house prices in Ireland now eight times higher than earnings - MyHome.ieAsking prices for homes up 5.7% in September but rate of increase has slowedThu Oct 09 2025 - 00:01
Hospitality VAT cut about sector’s viability, Burke saysPeter Burke says EU rules prevented the Coalition from excluding large fast food multinationalsWed Oct 08 2025 - 14:50
TG4 receives additional €5.4m in Budget 2026 to expand children’s programming and news serviceIrish language broadcaster’s annual funding has increased considerably since 2020 but remains below its target levelTue Oct 07 2025 - 15:32
R&D tax credit in budget to rise from 30% to 35% next year Budget 2026: Government will also increase threshold for first-year refunds to ‘support smaller projects’Tue Oct 07 2025 - 14:02
Joe Duffy Motors hails ‘strong’ 2024 despite slump in EV salesGroup revenues topped €539 million last year, down 7.5% amid industry challengesTue Oct 07 2025 - 11:30
Budget 2026: Rising ‘standstill costs’ eat into space for new budget policiesParliamentary Budget Office says Government would have to spend more than €3bn just to maintain existing levels of serviceTue Oct 07 2025 - 06:00
French political turmoil drags down European stocksUS shares surge, propelled by AMD’s mega deal with OpenAIMon Oct 06 2025 - 18:49
Tourism business dips in September, lagging wider services sectorActivity levels have now declined for seven successive months, AIB says in latest services index reporFri Oct 03 2025 - 06:00
Irish electric car sales soar as registrations climb 73%EV sales up almost 39% so far this year, reversing recent trendsWed Oct 01 2025 - 15:33
Irish card users spend more on education in August as summer holidays wound downCredit and debit card customers also spent less money abroad than in July, says Central BankWed Oct 01 2025 - 13:15
Construction industry insists it can hit housing targets Top construction industry figures dismiss suggestion sector doesn’t have enough capacityTue Sept 30 2025 - 11:14
‘Very strong’ demand for parts and service work sees revenues jump at Denis Mahony groupVehicle sales increased by almost 9% to €107.1 million at Dublin auto groupTue Sept 30 2025 - 06:00
Stocks extend September rally despite fears of US government shutdownPotentially turbulent week lies ahead with slew of central bankers to speakMon Sept 29 2025 - 17:09
Slump in number of tourists visiting Ireland eases in August but headwinds persistTourist attraction operators call for ‘urgent’ supports in Budget 2026Mon Sept 29 2025 - 13:56
Poolbeg Pharma eyes ‘value-creating milestones’ with cancer therapy data set to emergeIrish-founded company lost £2.2m in first six months of 2025 and had a cash balance of £10m at end of JuneMon Sept 29 2025 - 12:22
American football’s quest for global domination rolls into Dublin‘We’re not about bringing the circus to town. This is a deep partnership,’ says NFL executive Peter O’ReillySat Sept 27 2025 - 06:00
Cornmarket acquires Marsh Ireland’s personal lines insurance businessFinancial services broker has been on the acquisition trail in recent timesFri Sept 26 2025 - 06:00
Food price inflation ‘shows no signs of abating’, says Bank of IrelandImposition of US tariffs in August brings ‘some certainty’ to Irish food exporters, howeverWed Sept 24 2025 - 13:29
Irish ports handle 13.8m of goods in second quarterDublin Port remains the State’s busiest, accounting for 59% of all vessel arrivalsWed Sept 24 2025 - 12:44
Kerry Group cuts ribbon on German biotech facilityHub will be a centre for research and production of enzymes that can ‘increase efficiencies” in food productionWed Sept 24 2025 - 12:41
Hike in Dublin Airport charges ‘critical to protecting service’, says DAAPassenger volumes at DAA airports up 4% but costs rise 10% amid investments in serviceWed Sept 24 2025 - 07:56
Budget 2026 plans will limit response to future economic shocks, committee hearsEconomy expected to be 1% smaller after Trump tariffs, Central Bank warnsTue Sept 23 2025 - 15:10
Women, parents and under-35s most stressed by return-to-work policies, survey findsWomen, parents and younger workers feeling more under pressure, while large cohort of workers wants to spend less time on social mediaTue Sept 23 2025 - 07:00
Global shares flat as US indices hover near recordsEuropean airline shares take hit after cyber attackMon Sept 22 2025 - 17:53
Grocery price inflation tops 6% as back-to-school shopping drives sales surgeShoppers spent an additional €68.8mn in supermarkets over 12 weeks, according to new figuresMon Sept 22 2025 - 17:28
TG4 should receive multi-year funding, Oireachtas committee saysIrish language broadcaster should receive ‘interim’ package if legislation is delayedFri Sept 19 2025 - 15:23
Fed rate cut propels global shares to record highsIseq index dips amid decline in Ryanair’s share priceThu Sept 18 2025 - 17:45
Contentious ‘Netflix levy’ on streamers should go ahead, committee saysCommittee calls on Coalition to introduce ‘Netflix levy’ despite minister’s stanceWed Sept 17 2025 - 15:12
Funding delay is ‘fatal’ to Dublin Taskforce’s action plan, says David McRedmondAn Post chief called on Government to set aside €1bn in budget to fund action planWed Sept 17 2025 - 06:00
Stocks dip as markets await interest rate decisionsUS Federal Reserve begins two-day monetary policy meeting on WednesdayTue Sept 16 2025 - 17:42
Flutter-owned FanDuel to pay $5m to NFL franchiseAgreement relates to betting funds stolen by former Jacksonville Jaguar employee and deposited with sportsbookTue Sept 16 2025 - 16:45
Irish exports dip 5% in July amid drop in US tradeBut exports to the US have more than doubled this year amid pharma stockpiling ahead of tariffsMon Sept 15 2025 - 11:27
Deirdre Ní Choistín: ‘When TG4 was established, people said this is a waste of money’Deirdre Ní Choistín, árd stiúrthóir of TG4, says the station is a key part of the current revival of the Irish languageFri Sept 12 2025 - 06:00
Big Tech firms pay average salaries of up to €155,000 to staff in IrelandFilings cover some of the largest tech employers in State, including Amazon, Google, Meta and SalesforceFri Aug 22 2025 - 06:00
How tech workers earning six-figure salaries are changing the Dublin housing marketThe high salaries paid by Big Tech employers in Ireland highlight our vulnerability to Trump’s tariffs agendaFri Aug 22 2025 - 06:00
Kenmare Resources plunges to $88.6m loss after taking $100m hit on mining assets Titanium miner has lowered future revenue assumptions amid uncertainty around pricingWed Aug 20 2025 - 07:54
