A shortage of residential accommodation is jeopardising the growth of businesses in Cork as the housing pinch begins to be felt by companies outside of the capital for the first time.

PayPal’s recent massive expansion in Ireland continued to pay dividends last year with pre-tax profits at its main Irish firm increasing by 6% to €11.9m.

Ryanair’s new cuddly image is paying off handsomely for its outspoken boss Michael O’Leary who last year enjoyed a bumper 33% jump in pay toearn more than €6,575 each day.

An Irish subsidiary of PayPal has cashed in to the tune of over $302m (€265m) after going into voluntary liquidation.

Irish jobseekers are missing out on careers and business opportunities due to a lack of foreign language skills.

The American Chamber of Commerce has welcomed the Government's announcement on Corporate Tax and Income Tax in Budget 2015.

Paypal’s recent massive expansion in Ireland is beginning to pay dividends with pre-tax profits at its main Irish firm last year increasing by 43% to €11.2m.

The European Operations Centre of PayPal is a 10-minute walk from Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) where many of the international students were interested to hear that the company is to recruit another 400 staff.

400 jobs have been announced for Co Louth, at Paypal's eBay European operations centre in Dundalk.

Ireland stands to benefit from any potential changes to international tax policies currently being considered by the OECD, and is playing an active and constructive role in their formation, Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore has said.

The American Chamber of Commerce Ireland (AmCham) has suggested further tax incentives for US multinationals as a way of persuading them to invest funds deposited in Dublin for tax purposes into the wider Irish economy.

Irish universities are producing too many graduates in areas where there are no jobs available, according to the head of one of the country’s leading manufacturing companies.

Streetwise school-leavers or workers with life experience are more likely to get a job with Paypal than graduates.

Ryanair has appointed the former secretary general of the Department of Transport, Julie O’Neill, to the board of Ryanair Holdings.

Olympic boxing hero Katie Taylor swapped the ring for bling as she was named Irish Tatler Woman of the Year over the weekend.

Nearly three-quarters of Irish chiefs executive believe overseas markets are “far more significant” to the country’s hopes of recovery than the local economy.

Operating profits at the main Irish company of US-owned e-commerce firm Paypal increased last year by 12.5% to €4.7m, new figures show.

Louise Phelan may be 101, but she was quick out of the traps to cast her referendum vote.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said that the upcoming referendum on the EU fiscal treaty is more important than a general election.

Figures from the Department of Enterprise have shown an increase in the number of employment permits issued for people coming from outside the EU to work in IT last year.

Graduates with a second language look set to benefit most from the announcement that PayPal is creating 1,000 jobs over the next four years in Co Louth.

Online payments company PayPal today announced the creation of 1,000 jobs in Dundalk over the next four years with the development of a new European Operations Centre.

THE global online payments company PayPal yesterday announced the creation of 200 jobs at its European headquarters in Dublin, bringing the total workforce there to 1,550.

Online payments company PayPal is to create a further 200 new jobs at its Dublin base in Blanchardstown, the company announced today.

INTERNATIONAL e-commerce company, PayPal — which facilitates online payments — has announced the creation of 150 jobs at its Dublin-based European operations and customer service headquarters in Blanchardstown.

Online payments provider Paypal today announced 150 new jobs at its European operations and customer service headquarters in Blanchardstown, Dublin.

GLOBAL online payments company PayPal is to create 100 jobs in Dublin.