As it happened: Trade tensions escalate over Greenland Follow live developments as EU finance ministers are to meet in Brussels where the threat of tariffs on countries opposed to Donald Trump's plans for Greenland looms large. App • 20 Jan
As it happened: Trade tensions escalate over Greenland Follow live developments as EU finance ministers are to meet in Brussels where the threat of tariffs on countries opposed to Donald Trump's plans for Greenland looms large. App • 20 Jan
Ireland risks being 'collateral' damage in trade tensions The Irish Exporters Association has warned that Ireland risks being "collateral" damage in the escalating trade tensions between the EU and the US as President Donald Trump steps up his pursuit of Greenland. World • 20 Jan
Ireland risks being 'collateral' damage in trade tensions The Irish Exporters Association has warned that Ireland risks being "collateral" damage in the escalating trade tensions between the EU and the US as President Donald Trump steps up his pursuit of Greenland. World • 20 Jan
Prudence or populism - which path will Simon Harris take? The most serious accusation Simon Harris faces as Minister for Finance is that he is overseeing a bonanza which is being squandered. Business • 10 Jan
Prudence or populism - which path will Simon Harris take? The most serious accusation Simon Harris faces as Minister for Finance is that he is overseeing a bonanza which is being squandered. Business • 10 Jan
Holyhead Port to reopen after ferry berthing incident Holyhead Port in Wales is to reopen after a "berthing incident" involving a ferry closed the facility earlier today. Business • 07 Jan
Holyhead Port to reopen after ferry berthing incident Holyhead Port in Wales is to reopen after a "berthing incident" involving a ferry closed the facility earlier today. Business • 07 Jan
Govt to invest millions in bid to attract tourists The Government is aiming to extend the tourist season through major investment in overseas promotion, the Minister for Enterprise and Tourism Peter Burke has said. Politics • 07 Jan
Govt to invest millions in bid to attract tourists The Government is aiming to extend the tourist season through major investment in overseas promotion, the Minister for Enterprise and Tourism Peter Burke has said. Politics • 07 Jan
Corporation Tax take rose 17% last year to almost €33bn Almost €33 billion in Corporation Tax was paid by companies last year, according to Exchequer Returns from the Department of Finance. Business • 06 Jan
Corporation Tax take rose 17% last year to almost €33bn Almost €33 billion in Corporation Tax was paid by companies last year, according to Exchequer Returns from the Department of Finance. Business • 06 Jan
Inflation estimated at 2.7% in 12 months to December:CSO Prices rose by 2.7% in the 12 months to the end of December, according to a flash estimate for inflation published by the Central Statistics Office. Business • 06 Jan
Inflation estimated at 2.7% in 12 months to December:CSO Prices rose by 2.7% in the 12 months to the end of December, according to a flash estimate for inflation published by the Central Statistics Office. Business • 06 Jan
5 threats Ireland faces in 2026 A different world will confront Ireland in 2026. In no particular order, our Economics and Public Affairs Editor David Murphy examines five threats. Business • 01 Jan
5 threats Ireland faces in 2026 A different world will confront Ireland in 2026. In no particular order, our Economics and Public Affairs Editor David Murphy examines five threats. Business • 01 Jan
Judicial review into MetroLink rail line is withdrawn A proposed judicial review into Dublin's planned MetroLink has been withdrawn following mediation with residents. Dublin • 24 Dec 25
Judicial review into MetroLink rail line is withdrawn A proposed judicial review into Dublin's planned MetroLink has been withdrawn following mediation with residents. Dublin • 24 Dec 25
Govt expenditure increases 'extraordinary', says IFAC The chairman of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has described the spending increases outlined in the Government's new expenditure plan as "extraordinary". Politics • 19 Dec 25
Govt expenditure increases 'extraordinary', says IFAC The chairman of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has described the spending increases outlined in the Government's new expenditure plan as "extraordinary". Politics • 19 Dec 25
