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An employee pumps gasoline into the vehicle of a customer at a gas station in Hanoi on March 9, 2026. Vietnam is considering a plan to scrap tariffs on fuel imports, the government said, as the US-Israeli war with Iran disrupts oil supplies and pushes pri

Ireland should look 'at own resources' amid energy shock

The $100 mark is "traditionally a psychological marker," chief economist at EY Loretta O'Sullivan told RTÉ's Morning Ireland today as oil prices soared to their highest level since mid-2022.

Business • 15 hrs

Wooden figures and piles of coins to indicate the gender pay gap

Men expect to earn €11k more than women - IrishJobs

New research from hiring platform IrishJobs shows that based on their role, skills and experience, men expect a median salary of €64,000, compared to €53,000 for women, a 17% gap in pay expectations.

Business • 06 Mar

HONG KONG, CHINA - MARCH 02: A cancelled flight to Dubai shown on flight information display at Hong Kong International Airport on March 2, 2026, in Hong Kong, China. (Photo by Sawayasu Tsuji/Getty Images)

'Massive' impact on aviation industry from Iran turmoil

Thousands of flights have been cancelled around the world in the past four days with no de-escalation in the US-Israeli war with Iran in sight.

Business • 03 Mar

RTB rolls out information campaign ahead of rent changes

The State's Residential Tenancies Board is rolling out an information campaign from today informing tenants and landlords about new rent rules which come into effect from Sunday, 1 March.

Business • 25 Feb

'Groundhog day' for Irish exporters amid tariff 'chaos'

A "Groundhog Day without the comedy" - that is how the CEO of Irish Exporters Association described the renewed "chaos" of new US tariffs.

Business • 24 Feb

Under the pressure from automakers, Brussels reversed its plan to phase out cobustion engine across the EU by 2035

Future of EVs 'looks Chinese rather than European'

The future is "still electric" but it's "looking Chinese rather European", according to independent motoring expert for Carzone Conor Faughnan after recent reports on global car giants retreating from thei EV strategies.

Business • 20 Feb

Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers with India's Minister for State for Commerce and Trade Jitin Prasada

Minister hopes for Ireland-India flight within two years

The Minister for Public Expenditure has said he hopes a direct flight between Ireland and India will be operational within the next two years.

Business • 18 Feb

Shortage of 38,900 student beds in Irish cities

The limited development of purpose-built student accommodation in recent years has led to a deficit of at least 38,900 bed spaces in Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Galway at the end of 2025, according to a report by Sherry FitzGerald.

Business • 17 Feb

Most of the renewable energy generated last month came from wind, amounting to 33% of all the electricity used in January.

Wind provided 33% of all electricity in January

Almost 40% of all electricity in January this year was generated by renewables. This is according to provisional data from Eirgrid. The figures from Ireland's electricity grid operator and developer reveal that 39% of electricity in January came from renewable sources.

Business • 13 Feb

46% of CEOs delay investment due to geopolitics - EY

Geopolitical uncertainty is actively reshaping business decision making, with 46% of CEOs halting or delaying investments, 28% accelerating them and 40% shifting suppliers to different markets.

Business • 04 Feb