Gail Conway

Business Reporter

businesswoman signing an official document

Should young people make a will?

It's unlikely young people in Ireland have 'making a Will' as a priority in their lives. Only around one third of Irish adults have made a formal Will, meaning most people don't have one.

Business • 2 hrs

David Malone, ILCU CEO, said that teaching a record loan book of €6.24 billion is a major milestone

Credit union loan book grows to record level

The combined loan book of Irish League of Credit Unions members reached its highest ever level of €6.24 billion, surpassing the previous record of €6.21 billion recorded in 2008.

Business • 21 hrs

Shot of businesswoman sleeping on her desk while working from home.

Is 'quiet cracking' the new 'quiet quitting'?

We've had 'quiet quitting', 'quiet firing' and now the latest workplace trend is 'quiet cracking', writes Gail Conway.

Business • 08 Sep

People urged to switch and save to avoid bill arrears

More than 300,000 electricity customers and almost 176,000 gas customers are now in arrears on their bills.

Business • 09 Sep

Rents 6.9% higher than this time last year - report

Average advertised rents rose by 1.6% in the second quarter of this year, according to the latest rental report by Daft.ie - the 18th consecutive quarter of rising rents.

Business • 25 Aug

71% of firms say US ESG changes will affect compliance

7 in 10 financial firms say US and EU Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) rule changes will affect Irish compliance

Business • 20 Aug

A team of CCPC workers walk down the street

Used cars top list of consumer issues reported to CCPC

Faulty goods, poor online shopping experiences and botched home improvements top the list of issues consumers have contacted the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) about so far this year

Business • 19 Aug

June figures show how volatile exports can be - Davy

Goods exports fell in June, but this does not imply any slowdown in real economic activity, according to new analysis from Davy Stockbrokers.

Business • 18 Aug

A mobile phone shows the 15% tariff in front of a graphic depicting the eu and us flags

Tariffs: Some clarity, but still a lot of uncertainty

After months of negotiations, on again-off again tariffs, delayed implementation dates and threatened higher levies, Donald Trump's 15% tariff on most imports from the EU to the US took effect at midnight on Thursday.

Business • 09 Aug

Minister for Health, Dr. Jennifer Carroll MacNeill and Dr Tanya Mulcahy Director of HIHI and founder of FemTech Ireland at the launch of the ‘Femtech in Ireland’ report

FemTech support needed to address health inequities

A new report 'FemTech in Ireland' has identified significant opportunities for Ireland to become a global leader in technology, research, and innovation focused on women's health

Business • 06 Aug