Business group proposes measures that would cut the cost of a new home by €30,000

Ireland is proud of what we have achieved in the EU and of what we have contributed to shaping the union in which we live today, says Taoiseach Leo Varadkar

75% have already raised prices of products or services or are considering doing so.

Christine Lagarde said traders who had taken dovish rate wagers ‘would be well-advised’ to revise their position

Some €17.7m paid out so far from €1.25bn scheme to help business pay for gas and electricity

Ireland has signed up to the EU ‘Green Deal’, the ambitious plan to lead the world on climate change which demands immediate and significant action by member states

Mostly mild weather this winter and efforts to save energy are helping ease a historic energy crisis in Europe

'Sales have been excellent' at flagship store Hodges & Figgis in Dublin

'The most common issues were a difficulty lodging a complaint with the platform, and difficulty resolving a complaint through the platform’s complaint-handling system', watchdog says

Decline in the size of the UK’s workforce, down 600,000 sine the pandemic, means those people who are applying for jobs can ask for more flexibility and benefits.

The cost-of-living crisis hit household spending over the festive season

Despite the shift from command-and-control to a coaching style of leadership, what it means to be a leader remains consistent

After 50 years in the EU our trade surplus is over €60bn and we have a diversified export base across products and market destinations

Dublin also excelled in the list of most advanced cities for women entrepreneurs in the tech sector, ranking 7th.

Germany's 10-year government bond yield, the eurozone's benchmark, rose four basis points to 2.2%

Inflation and higher borrowing costs points to a tenuous outlook for the economy

Concerns remain that targets will be met as the number of new construction starts fall

Hard costs of building a two-bed, medium-rise suburban apartment is now over €240,000, report found

Energy credits, social welfare bonus payments and falling energy prices bring level of optimism

Speaking at an Oireachtas hearing, Central Bank governor, Gabriel Makhlouf said further interest rate hikes were necessary to control inflation

Central Bank could yet step in and insist that exiting bank gives more time for customers

Around 14% of commercial property remains empty, which is likely to increase even further in 2023

Incidents of unacceptable behaviour by customers is increasing

New legislation aims to modernise the country's patchwork of laws governing alcohol sales in pubs, restaurants, and off-licences

The liberalisation of pub licencing laws will decimate the number of rural pubs in Ireland, TDs and senators will be warned today.

Monday marked the first time British households were asked to help balance the network after freezing temperatures caused demand to spike

The pandemic led to a huge volume of staff leaving the sector

Respondents said that they wanted flight connections between Cork and New York the most

Turmoil at trophy properties in London and Frankfurt offers a glimpse of the damage awaiting European commercial property investors as they face the sharpest reversal on record.

Affecting over 2m Irish customers, the new changes will come into effect in the next two months

Hopes of difficulties being in the rear-view mirror have quickly evaporated. Global economic headwinds, inflation, and the energy crisis have all meant that there is now considerable unease about the outlook for 2023

“We focus on core inflation where, unfortunately, there is no good news,” said ECB governing council member Klaas Knot. "Because it is still on the rise. Underlying inflationary pressures show no signs of abating yet."

All roads eventually lead to Rome, and in education there is always an alternative route to get you well on the way towards a good career.

“While the outlook has certainly improved, we still expect gas price volatility in the coming months,” analysts at JPMorgan Chase & Co. said in a note Friday. 

This week alone has brought several surprises for euro traders.

According to the CSO, food products also saw a surge in wholesale prices, with dairy products rising by almost 40% year on year

The figures underline the severity of inflation, which is lingering near the highest level in four decades

Prices have dropped significantly over the past month due to the mild winter, easing a historic energy crisis that has fueled inflation

KBC and Ulster Bank are currently in the process of exiting the retail banking market in the Republic of Ireland, forcing hundreds of thousands to use accounts elsewhere.

The shortage in accountants is likely to worsen in 2023 while the wider jobs market cools 

Central Bank analysis finds that inheritances may have reduced overall wealth inequality over time

Mandate union official Michael Meegan said when staff were told on Thursday it came as a “complete shock”

The hotel business representative body expressed concerns that Ireland will continue to experience a shortfall of visitors from abroad due to inflation and the war in Ukraine.

Commercial property specialists CBRE the number of units available to rent in Dublin last year fell to historic lows, and in response, rental levels for new multifamily stock continued to climb.

Many of are missing out each year on windfalls by failing to claim reliefs and refunds to which we are fully entitled

Demand for cars in the last three months of 2022 fell by 17% quarter-on-quarter