Government has no plans to expand CRSS criteria The Government says it has no plans to amend the criteria for the Covid Restrictions Support Scheme (CRSS), despite growing complaints from business groups that ... Business • 22 Jan
Dealing with distractions Many working from home are being bombarded with distractions. Business • 22 Jan
Vaccine roll-out key to economic growth - Central Bank The Central Bank has forecast that growth in the economy will pick up in the second half of this year, if there is a successful ... Business • 22 Jan
Hauliers stage Brexit focused protest at Dublin Port The Irish Road Haulage Association has written letters to both the Taoiseach and the President of the EU Commission to highlight the "serious and far-reaching ... Business • 21 Jan
Focus on the retail sector Most retailers have a lot to deal with at the moment, from closed shops to stock shortages. Business • 21 Jan
Covid supports delaying firms requiring examinership The examinership process saved almost 600 jobs in Ireland in 2020, new figures show today. Business • 21 Jan
New administration will herald investment opportunities Investment by Irish and US companies in each other's countries increased over the past four years during the period in office of the Trump administration, ... Business • 20 Jan
Making millions in Mayo Fidelma McGuirk was the CEO of Taxback.com, but she left her job, friends and family behind and headed off West to set up a new ... Business • 20 Jan
Employers on Remote Working Working from home in a lockdown is not easy and most people are working longer hours and taking less breaks. Business • 19 Jan
Construction industry expected to grow by 15% this year The construction industry is expecting growth of 15% this year, according to a new report by consulting firm Aecom. Business • 19 Jan
PUP numbers jump by over 15% in the last week Some 460,000 people will receive the Pandemic Unemployment Payment this week - an increase of over 15% in the last seven days, according to the ... Business • 18 Jan
Truckers and tailbacks The Irish Freight Transport Association has warned of significant issues over the coming weeks. Business • 18 Jan
New resource for those wishing to upskill or retrain The Government has launched a new online "one stop shop" for people seeking to retrain or acquire new skills, including options that allow unemployed people ... Business • 18 Jan
Global downturn the biggest challenge for CEOs - Ibec Just over a quarter of chief executives surveyed by Ibec said they had experienced an increase in employee absenteeism throughout the Covid pandemic. Business • 18 Jan
Freight group warns Taoiseach over trade disruption The Irish Freight Transport Association has written to the Taoiseach warning of huge disruption in the coming weeks as the impact of Brexit fully takes ... Ireland • 15 Jan
Employees to have right to request remote working The Government is to legislate to give employees the right to request remote working as part of a National Remote Working Strategy under a permanent ... Business • 15 Jan
Revenue system slows as users seek Covid tax bills Around 420,000 people will be issued tax bills tomorrow, as a result of payments they received under the two main Covid subsidy schemes last year. Business • 15 Jan
Metamo Credit Unions join Covid Credit Guarantee Scheme Seven of the country's largest credit unions, all members of Metamo, have become the first credit unions to offer loans to SMEs under the Government's ... Business • 15 Jan
Dublin-based Frankie Health closes $1.25m funding round Irish-based start-up Frankie Health has raised $1.25m in funding - and plans to add 20 remote roles to its business in the next year as ... Business • 14 Jan
Fake Commute To keep sane amid the Covid-19 pandemic, many experts have suggested the idea of a fake commute for workers. Business • 14 Jan
Social media firms' role in storming of Capitol An angry mob of protesters stormed the Capitol Building in Washington last week. Business • 13 Jan
Some food and drink exports hit hard by Covid pandemic Some sectors of Ireland's valuable food and drink industry were severely affected last year as a result the global Covid-19 pandemic. Business • 13 Jan
It's in the post - flight capacity delaying deliveries The reduction in the number of flights, and flight capacity, due to the Covid-19 pandemic has led to a delay in post making its way ... Business • 12 Jan
76% of imports into Dublin Port clearing without delays 76% of goods being imported through Dublin Port from the UK are now being given green clearance, according to Revenue, up from 45% one week ... Business • 13 Jan
Moving on from Mothercare The well known brand Mothercare was an early casualty of Covid-19 during the summer months. Business • 12 Jan
