Taoiseach calls for more open trade during visit to China Taoiseach Micheál Martin has met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing at the start of a four-day official visit to China. Ireland • 06 Jan
Taoiseach calls for more open trade during visit to China Taoiseach Micheál Martin has met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing at the start of a four-day official visit to China. Ireland • 06 Jan
4 factors that could determine if food prices jump again Food prices are finishing the year as they started it ... rising steadily. Business • 29 Dec 25
4 factors that could determine if food prices jump again Food prices are finishing the year as they started it ... rising steadily. Business • 29 Dec 25
'Cat and mouse' - What happens when you call a scammer? Bank customers are being warned to be vigilant of increasingly sophisticated scams circulating this Christmas. Ireland • 22 Dec 25
'Cat and mouse' - What happens when you call a scammer? Bank customers are being warned to be vigilant of increasingly sophisticated scams circulating this Christmas. Ireland • 22 Dec 25
Level Health to hike prices on some plans from February Level Health has announced it's increasing the prices of some of its health insurance policies from next February. Business • 19 Dec 25
Level Health to hike prices on some plans from February Level Health has announced it's increasing the prices of some of its health insurance policies from next February. Business • 19 Dec 25
Agri-food regulator to be granted increased powers The agri-food regulator is to be granted increased powers to compel businesses to provide relevant market data to help it improve transparency across agri-food supply chains. Agribusiness • 16 Dec 25
Agri-food regulator to be granted increased powers The agri-food regulator is to be granted increased powers to compel businesses to provide relevant market data to help it improve transparency across agri-food supply chains. Agribusiness • 16 Dec 25
Three-year extension of nitrates derogation granted The European Union has granted a three-year extension of Ireland's nitrates derogation, following a vote by the EU Nitrates Committee. Business • 09 Dec 25
Three-year extension of nitrates derogation granted The European Union has granted a three-year extension of Ireland's nitrates derogation, following a vote by the EU Nitrates Committee. Business • 09 Dec 25
Corporation tax receipts up €3.8bn - Exchequer Returns Corporation tax receipts for the first 11 months of the year rose by €3.8 billion (14.9%) to €29.4 billion when compared with the same period last year, according to the latest Exchequer Returns. Business • 05 Dec 25
Corporation tax receipts up €3.8bn - Exchequer Returns Corporation tax receipts for the first 11 months of the year rose by €3.8 billion (14.9%) to €29.4 billion when compared with the same period last year, according to the latest Exchequer Returns. Business • 05 Dec 25
EU recalls Brazilian beef containing banned hormones The European Commission has recalled consignments of frozen Brazilian beef products imported into the EU, after it was found they contained hormones banned in the bloc. Business • 01 Dec 25
EU recalls Brazilian beef containing banned hormones The European Commission has recalled consignments of frozen Brazilian beef products imported into the EU, after it was found they contained hormones banned in the bloc. Business • 01 Dec 25
Further bird flu outbreak detected on Cavan turkey farm An outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza, or bird flu, has been detected on a turkey farm in Co Cavan, the fifth such outbreak in the country in less than a month. Ireland • 03 Dec 25
Further bird flu outbreak detected on Cavan turkey farm An outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza, or bird flu, has been detected on a turkey farm in Co Cavan, the fifth such outbreak in the country in less than a month. Ireland • 03 Dec 25
Bluetongue case very concerning and disappointing - IFA The suspected case of Bluetongue virus in cattle in Co Down is very disappointing and concerning, the President of the Irish Farmers' Association has said. Ireland • 30 Nov 25
Bluetongue case very concerning and disappointing - IFA The suspected case of Bluetongue virus in cattle in Co Down is very disappointing and concerning, the President of the Irish Farmers' Association has said. Ireland • 30 Nov 25
