An Taisce says it must challenge Glanbia cheese plant An Taisce has said it could not allow the construction of a Glanbia cheese factory in Kilkenny to proceed without a challenge as it will ... Business • 13 May
'Don't forget your local shops' as retail reopens It has been a good week for the retail sector, as non-essential shops reopened for appointments - ahead of a full reopening next Monday. Business • 13 May
Businesses urged to maximise remote working benefits Remote working has the potential to bring economic, social, and environmental benefits - but some enterprises may struggle with additional costs, according to the National ... Ireland • 13 May
IMF says tax increases should be considered post Covid The International Monetary Fund has said more tax will need to be raised in Ireland to fund investments in physical and human capital. Business • 12 May
House prices rose by fastest rate in two years in March New figures from the Central Statistics Office show house prices rose at their fastest rate in two years in March of this year. Business • 12 May
Rents fall in Dublin, rise elsewhere - Daft report Monthly asking prices for rents in Dublin dropped in the first three months of this year, but increased elsewhere - according to the latest rental ... Business • 12 May
Housing crisis The spotlight is firmly back on Ireland's housing market with news of global property firms buying up significant chunks of housing estates. Business • 11 May
Younger workers most impacted by pandemic - ESRI Young adults have suffered the worst unemployment and labour market impact from Covid-19, according to the latest research by the Economic and Social Research Institute. Coronavirus • 11 May
Venture capital funding to tech firms rose in Q1: IVCA Venture capital funding to Irish tech firms rose by 8.9% in the first three months of the year, as the number of deals agreed rose ... Business • 10 May
Varadkar promises to continue to support businesses Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said that today is "a day of freedom" as society partially re-opens and people can travel freely anywhere on the island of ... Business • 10 May
An appointment worth waiting for Hairdressers are reopening on Monday and are taking it upon themselves to get to the root of the nation's bad hair days. Business • 10 May
12,000 businesses reopen today as Covid curbs ease 12,000 businesses are reopening their premises this week as Covid-19 restrictions ease further starting from today. Business • 10 May
Government 'needs to examine role in property supply' The Government needs to look at its role in the limited availability of housing for would-be buyers, according to the chief economist of Goodbody Stockbrokers. Business • 07 May
Teva to close Sudocrem plant in Dublin, 110 jobs to go Pharmaceutical company Teva is to close it Sudocrem manufacturing plant in Baldoyle in Dublin, with the loss of 110 jobs. Business • 07 May
Conference organisers seek support, travel clarity Conference organisers here are warning that their sector will be among the last to recovery post-pandemic - and have called for an extension of State ... Business • 06 May
Impending banking changes present challenge to firms The impending departure of two banks from the market here and the move by lenders to cut staff numbers presents a challenge to many businesses, ... Business • 05 May
Women helping women: 'I questioned who would hire me' Women in Cork city are helping their fellow female citizens to reach their full potential, through a 10-week programme designed for - and run by ... Business • 05 May
Milking it with Co Louth contactless vending machine A Co Louth farmer says business has been brisk at what's believed to be Ireland's first contactless milk vending machine. Ireland • 05 May
An Post to increase stamp prices The price of a postage stamp for a standard letter is to increase by 10 cent to €1.10 from the end of this month, An ... Business • 05 May
A tenant's market in the office sector, but not forever The office vacancy rate has gone up over the last twelve months and could rise further, creating what is a market for tenants in the ... Business • 04 May
Full train schedule resumes, but capacity still 25% A full schedule of train services has resumed across the country, but capacity on board remains at 25% before rising to 50% from 7 May. Coronavirus • 04 May
A feeling of déja-vu for businesses set to re-open Thursday's government announcements heralded the biggest easing of restrictions since last year, but some businesses feel let down by Government messaging, writes Conor Wilson. Prime Time • 30 Apr
Daa reports loss of €284m for 2020 on Covid-19 hit Daa, which operates Dublin and Cork airports, has recorded a loss of €284m last year due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on international ... Business • 29 Apr
Tour operators want time-frame for international travel The Inbound Tour Operators Association of Ireland has called on the Government to set out a clear roadmap for the return of international travel as ... Business • 28 Apr
Retailers' concern over minimum price rules on alcohol Retailers have expressed deep concern at Government plans to introduce minimum unit price rules for alcohol before similar measures are put in place in Northern ... Business • 28 Apr
