Ireland is heading into a second arrears crisis as a significant number of people availing of payment breaks will be in no position to restart paying their mortgages ...
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Almost 90% of hotels across the country are expected to be open by the middle of this month but reported occupancy levels for the peak summer months of July and ...
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European Council President Charles Michel said on Friday that EU talks with Britain on their new relationship were “not easy” and countries, regions, ...
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Business groups are stepping up the pressure on Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe to cut the Vat rate as part of this month's Covid-19 economic stimulus package after ...
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Moody forecasts a 10% contraction in the UK's GDP for this year.
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Insurer Admiral has restarted sales of travel insurance to new customers now the UK has once more allowed people to go on holiday, but rivals Aviva and Direct Line ...
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Overall the used car market is down 17.7% year on year with used car imports down 57%
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Danish brewer Carlsberg said on it expects a smaller than forecast drop in first-half operating profit as its key Chinese market rebounded strongly during the second ...
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A High Court judge has confirmed examinership for the Irish-headquartered parent of Compu b, a reseller of Apple premium computer products, and three related companies ...
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AM O’Sullivan PR Ltd has won the inaugural PR Agency of the Year prize
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Here is a selection of people starting new roles with companies and organisations in Ireland, including Ibec, Accelerated Payments, Consultative Committee of Accountancy ...
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Barrie Dowsett, CEO of UK-based Myriad Associates, says Ireland can make better use of tax credits to incentive R&D investment.
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Traffic is expected to fall back to 2016 levels
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Bulmers cider maker C&C shot up 4.4% after it announced it had poached the boss of Heineken’s UK division to be its next chief executive and had further freshened ...
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The NTMA has raised €700m for 10-years at a negative rate of -0.025%, marking the lowest cost in history for the State to tap a benchmark 10-year bond in international ...
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The move will affect around 7% of the company’s workforce and will particularly affect staff in its Nottingham support office.
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The EU’s chief Brexit negotiator has said that “significant divergences” persist in its talks with Britain on their new relationship from 2021.
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The High Court has appointed joint provisional liquidators to a company operating the Caritas Convalescent Centre in Dublin, which employs 65 people, including nurses ...
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Aldi Ireland claimed it will remove 9,874 tonnes of plastic packaging during the next five years, or the equivalent of 200m single items of plastic.
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The Bord Gáis Energy Index has now made double-digit gains for 2 months in a row.
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Leo Varadkar has said the government will come down on the banks like a ton of bricks if they try to make extra profits out of Covid-19 mortgage breaks.
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The move will affect around 7% of the company’s workforce in the UK and will particularly impact staff in its Nottingham support office.
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The John Lewis Partnership said the cuts are aimed at securing the business’s long-term future and responding to customers’ needs.
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Chancellor Rishi Sunak on Wednesday unveiled a £30 billion support package to help boost the nation’s economic recovery.
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The chairperson of the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation, Ruth Andrews has said that a reduction in VAT for the hospitality sector is vital to ensure its survival. ...
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Shares in clothes retailer Boohoo -- which also owns the Pretty Little Things label -- continued to slide as it commissioned an independent review of its supply ...
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Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has promised a “radical” and “far-reaching” set of initiatives - including the prospect of reduced business ...
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UK chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled an additional £30bn (€33.3bn) stimulus to the British economy to fend off a potential jobs crisis that includes a bonus ...
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A new OECD report has again put Ireland’s tax regime under the spotlight highlighting the large amounts in corporation tax US multinationals pay the Irish ...
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Future job losses in the leisure and fitness sector are imminent without continued government support according to Ireland Active.
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The landlord of Bewley's Cafe on Dublin's Grafton St has brought a legal action against the operators of the landmark premises seeking alleged rental arrears of ...
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A Cork pizza company is expanding its operations and workforce to meet demands as consumers increased their spend on groceries during Covid-19 restrictions.
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IRELAND should consider bringing national R&D investment incentives in line with key competitors, whose pro-investor approaches currently seem to be better at accelerating ...
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The number of people who have downloaded the Government's Covid-19 tracing app is expected to pass one million within 24 hours of its formal launch, which the HSE ...
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Unions at Shannon airport have rejected a recovery plan that would see pay cuts of up to 20%.
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Workers have agreed a temporary pay cut, to be returned over the next few years, the union said.
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The parent group of Mace, Spar, Londis and XL said 98% of retailers have had to invest in upgrades in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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The brand, which specialises in household goods such as furniture and interior decor already has seven outlets in Ireland.
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Drugmaker Gilead has announced plans to open a new €7m base establishing a paediatric centre of excellence in Ireland that will create 140 jobs in Dublin and ...
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Other online retailers, including Zalando and Very.co.uk, have also temporarily suspended the sale of Boohoo items.
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Retailers are tentatively reopening their doors as Covid-19 subsides but the scars caused by the pandemic are evident on streets across the country.
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Aircraft lessor Avolon said it cancelled an additional 27 Boeing 737 Max planes after cancelling 75 of the jets in April.
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Despite a 30% jump in revenue to over £6bn, JD Sports said it will not be paying shareholders an annual dividend due to the ongoing Covid uncertainty.
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Factory-made homes - or so-called ‘modular’ construction - will have “a huge role to play” in solving Ireland’s housing crisis, the ...
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Britain’s government has underwritten £45bn (€50bn) borrowing by businesses hit by the coronavirus and spent more than £27bn so far to support ...
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Ireland's economy will endure a harder downturn this year along with the rest of Europe than thought at the start of the Covid-19 crisis but will stage some sort ...
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Northern Ireland’s “omission” from the British Government's announced air bridges plan places hundreds of jobs at risk, an airport boss has claimed. ...
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The Central Bank is taking “live” steps in the row involving pubs and restaurants over pandemic insurance and expects insurers to pay up where the contracts ...
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Flexible workspaces are reporting a surge in demand as large companies look to complement their existing offices in order to comply with social distancing requirements. ...
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The Government's "green list" will be a hindrance rather than a help to the travel industry.
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Micheál Martin’s office has to apologise to Arlene Foster for ‘cock-up’
Mary Lou McDonald settles with ex-Fianna Fáil TD over alleged defamatory tweet
Covid-19: Visits suspended at Cork nursing home
Cork Sinn Féin TD says he was on learner licence when caught drink-driving
Update: Teen escapes serious injury after fall into cave off Cork island
‘Confused’ AIB mortgage holders get debt write-down
Garda pub checks find 26 potential breaches of Covid-19 restrictions
Cork pizza company opens new factory with plans to grow internationally
Visa change strands American couple in Cork for four months
Sports giant Decathlon tries Cork's Mahon Point Debenham store for size
