Irish CFOs 'realistic' about recovery A quarter of Irish finance leaders believe it will take more than a year for their businesses to recover from the pandemic, longer than for ... Business • 6 hrs
Travel restrictions impacting 96% of US multinationals US multinationals based in Ireland have responded incredibly well to the Covid-19 pandemic, but air connectivity is vital, according to the American Chamber of Commerce ... Business • 22 Sep
Craft brewers welcome reopening of pubs The reopening of pubs is a welcome boost for small craft brewers across the country who rely predominantly on draught sales. Business • 21 Sep
Lockdown start-ups despite uncertain times There was a virtual freeze on business start-ups for the first few months of the Covid-19 pandemic, but it thawed substantially over the summer, according ... Business • 04 Sep
Travel agents are open but not accepting bookings "We were the first hit and the hardest hit when this pandemic happened," according to a Co Limerick-based travel agent. Business • 03 Sep
Calls for €6.4m to keep heritage sites open There are calls on the Government to provide €6.4 million in funding to ensure cultural sites, King John's Castle in Limerick City, and Bunratty Castle ... Business • 18 Aug
Retailer seeking to reopen some Debenhams stores The liquidator of the Debenhams Irish operation KPMG has said another retailer is seeking to reopen a number of the stores, and if successful, it ... Business • 14 Aug
Shannon company helping schools preparing to reopen Schools are preparing to reopen safely at the end of this month, and lots of businesses are helping them to do just that. Business • 12 Aug
No gold rush but demand is strong in Ireland Gold has hit a record high, surging over $2,000 dollars an ounce for the first time in history, as increasing numbers of nervous investors seek ... Business • 11 Aug
Co-working and remote working - the attraction of hubs "We believe in quality of life. Ditch the commute. Work & live local." Business • 07 Aug
