Gill Stedman

Celebrity Eclipse docked at the Port of Cork

Making waves: The rise of cruise tourism across Ireland

Ireland's wealth has always been tied up in the sea. From Roman coins brought here by traders from Britain, to the Vikings who sailed up Irish rivers and began to mint the first silver pennies, to the undersea cables which pour data in and out of the country today.

Business • 24 Mar 25

The last day of trading of the company's shares on Euronext Growth Dublin will be 27 March 2025.

Corre Energy to delist from Irish stock market next week

Corre Energy is set to move ahead with its plans to delist from the Irish stock market.

Business • 20 Mar 25

The National Claims Information Database report said 68% of settlements were made through litigation in 2023

68% of settlements made through litigation - report

Most injury insurance claims are settled through litigation as opposed to the State's Injuries Resolution Board, a new report by the Central Bank has found.

Business • 20 Mar 25

The workspace is available to the bank's customers looking to expand into the United States.

Activity growing at Bank of Ireland's NYC Hub

Activity at Bank of Ireland's NYC Hub increased last year when compared to 2023, with a 56% rise in visitor numbers and a 36% rise in events.

Business • 12 Mar 25

The ESG Leader Award will be presented to Mary Robinson, recognising her dedication to sustainability, climate justice, and social equity.

Finalists of Business & Finance ESG Awards announced

The finalists of the 2025 Business & Finance ESG Awards, in association with Grant Thornton, have been announced.

Business • 12 Mar 25

John O'Regan, Country Leader, Ireland, AECOM.

AECOM set to create 100 jobs over the next year

Infrastructure consulting firm AECOM is set to create 100 new jobs here over the next year.

Business • 11 Mar 25

Between tomorrow and next Tuesday, the airport is expecting 400,000 passengers.

Dublin Airport expects lower St Patrick's week numbers

The number of people passing through Dublin Airport this St Patrick's Day weekend will be down on last year due to the passenger cap, while Shannon and Cork are expecting higher passenger numbers.

Business • 11 Mar 25