ICG earnings top estimates as strong containers business offsets passengers dip
Passenger revenues rise despite Holyhead disruption after winter storm damage and reduction in sailings on Dover-Calais route
Pension auto-enrolment: Firms urged to move staff onto workplace schemes ahead of December deadline
Department of Finance to issue auto-enrolment instructions in early December
Malin’s assets fall on Poseida sale and downgrade to key remaining investment
Life sciences investment group returned €150m to shareholders earlier this year after Poseida deal as it continues to wind down activity
Dalata first half revenues edge 1% higher as new openings offset lower room rates
Hotel group agreed in July to be bought by a Nordic consortium for €1.4bn
Former National Lottery boss Dermot Griffin to lead pension auto-enrolment agency
New scheme subject to several delays over the years, but is now set to take effect in January
Residential construction falls 5.4% in year to second quarter, says Central Statistics Office
Latest data follow 10.6% annual decline previously reported by statistics agency for first quarter
European shares drop on French political and US Fed independence concerns
Iseq All-Share index slips as banks out of sorts
Aviva Stadium caterer Compass Ireland serves up 53% operating profit increase
Sales grow at a faster pace than production and running costs and is ‘well positioned for a more focused growth phase’, management says
Irish consumer confidence picks up after Trump tariff deal, survey finds
However, living costs continue to be ‘a painful and persistent difficulty’ for many Irish households
Karl Deeter-led mortgage and insurance fintech sold to UK plc in up to €9m deal
Deal involves an initial €5m being paid for 95% of Dublin-based Artificial Intelligence Finance
Pepper says 13% of mortgages managed for funds refinanced over 19 months
Firm says loans were typically refinanced by borrowers switching to another lender or selling their home
Bank of Ireland and other motor lenders secure big win in UK supreme court on historic loan commissions
Bank of Ireland, which has 2% market share, was among lenders previously thought to face compensation bills of up to £40bn
AIB shares fall 5% on weak loan growth and lack of special investor payment
Net interest income decreased by 10 per cent year-on-year to €1.87m
Goldman Sachs buys key interests in over €1bn of mortgages issued by Finance Ireland
Loans were originally financed by UK investment firm M&G
PTSB says it remains on course for 2026 dividend despite 38% fall in profit
Fall in net interest income and rising costs hit bottom line despite growth in loans and deposits