Ryanair fined €255.8m by Italian watchdog for abuse of position in travel agent dealings
Irish carrier vows to appeal what it calls a ‘bizarre’ and ‘unsound’ decision
Ardstone buys site for 1,400 homes as it closes in on Ires as largest Irish landlord
Company was behind biggest Irish purchase of apartments in 2025 and among the most active rental developers
PTSB sale process to step up notch in January
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Avant offers 2.3% rate on one-year savings account
Competition for deposits is expected to increase in 2026 with official rates tipped to rise and new entrants eyeing the market
PTSB on track to press for firm expressions of bid interest in January
While bank’s shares have pulled back in past month, the sale is said to have attracted solid initial interest
Kenmare’s long mine life meets a short supply of investor patience
Irish mining company’s shares have emerged as the laggards of the Iseq 20
Insurer Intact among final bidders for Generali’s Irish unit
Zurich Insurance Group also said to be among a small number of bidders for RedClick
AIB shifts some mortgage risks off balance sheet to free up capital
Move follows a similar deal involving €1bn of corporate loans in November 2024
Roscommon firm becomes Euronext Dublin’s first ‘springboard’ stock market listing
Senus, previously known as FarmEye, will begin trading on Monday
Kenmare shares fall as miner lowers production target
Company having teething problems with upgrade of a processing plant
Nama’s State contribution reaches €5.6bn as wind-down almost complete
So-called bad bank is on track to be dissolved in 2026 with its remaining assets being moved to a new NTMA unit
Monzo investor dissent overshadows UK fintech’s new Irish licence
Attempt being made to reverse departure of chief executive
Over 70% of employers and public liability injury claims settle through litigation
Award levels proved – on average – to be no higher than cases resolved through the State’s Injuries Resolution Board, according to Central Bank data
Is CRH about to become Ireland’s first indigenous $100bn company?
Shares in the construction materials giant have soared since it moved its main listing to the US