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  • Gail Conway

    Gail Conway

    Business Reporter

    'Teaching very young children about personal finance can really plant those early seeds for financial success' - David Malone, CEO ILCU

    How to prepare children for good personal finance habits

    "It's never too young to start" - that's the advice from the CEO of the Irish League of Credit Unions David Malone when it comes to learning about the value of money.

    Business • 23 Mar
    "St Patrick's Day Festival is the kick off to the Irish tourism season, so it has a very strong economic value" - CEO St Patrick's Day Festival Dublin, Richard Tierney

    What is St Patrick worth to the Irish economy?

    Parades, parties and pubs, not to mention St Patrick himself. These are core features of traditional St Patrick's day celebrations. And the demand for these is worth millions.

    Business • 16 Mar
    A Reuters poll found 91% of economists view the odds of a downturn to have increased under Donald Trump's rapidly shifting trade policies

    'R' word at centre of investor worries

    US tariffs of 25% on steel and aluminium imports have kicked in - ending all country exemptions to the levies in a move is likely to escalate tensions with some of America's largest trading partners.

    Business • 13 Mar
    Shortages of staff and materials at suppliers caused a build-up in constructions companies backlogs of work in February

    Employment in construction down in February

    Employment fell in the construction sector last month, ending a five-month period of jobs growth, the latest AIB Ireland Construction PMI report shows.

    Business • 11 Mar
    Noel Cunniffe, CEO of Wind Energy Ireland, said from an electricity system point of view Ireland is not on track to meet its Climate Action Plan targets

    Grid capacity prevents more wind energy savings

    Spending on gas for electricity in Ireland was cut by almost one billion euro last year, as wind energy supplied 32 per cent of Ireland's electricity. These figures come from the latest annual Cutting Carbon, Cutting Bills report from Baringa.

    Business • 17 Feb
    Caroline Hughes, CEO of Conscious Leadership Development, has said that people should redefine what success means, as a very high price can be paid for the success we think we want

    'Redefine what success means for you' – executive burnout

    "Burnout is like getting thrown off a luxury high speed train and landing in the wilderness." Caroline Hughes was Global Head of Leadership at one of Ireland's largest multinationals, doing a job she adored at a company she loved.

    Business • 15 Feb
    The day before Valentine's day was the second busiest day of the year for buying flowers last year, according to the AIB Spend Trend 2024

    Mother's Day trumps Valentine's Day for flower spend

    Valentine's spend in florists peaked between 4pm and 5pm on the 14th February last year, according to the 2024 AIB Spend Trend. It found the peak happened as people made a last minute dash on the way home from work, with men accounting for 85% of the spend.

    Business • 14 Feb
    Heather O'Sullivan, the co-owner of John Ross Jewellers in Tralee in Co Kerry

    The rise of Palentine's & Galentine's on Valentine's Day

    A jewellery shop in Kerry is seeing a huge rise in women customers, saying 90% of their customer base is now female.

    Business • 14 Feb
    Aisling Tuck, Founder and Owner of Naked Bakes, Jim O'Toole, CEO of Bord Bia and Robert Ryan, CEO Lidl Ireland and Northern Ireland at the launch of Lidl's Supplier and Business Partner Impact Report for 2024

    Lidl €600m investment plans for 35 new stores and RDC

    Lidl Ireland is planning a €600m investment in 35 new stores and a new Regional Distribution Centre over the next five years. The retailer is set open twelve stores over the course of the next twelve months across the country.

    Business • 13 Feb
    Lanzarote and the Costa Del Sol remain the most popular destinations in Spain with Irish holiday makers

    2025 travel trends - adventures, booking and cruises

    January is always the busiest month for booking holidays. However, this year a slow start after the Christmas holidays and two weather events impacted trading, according to Paul Hackett, CEO and founder of Click&Go holidays.

    Business • 03 Feb
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