Ryanair's Italian and Portuguese staff to join strikes Unions representing staff and cabin crew for Ryanair in Italy have called a 24-hour strike for June 25, coinciding with walkouts the budget airline is … Business • 16 Jun
Pamela Laird interview As a child Pamela Laird soaked up entrepreneurial skills while hanging around her mother's beauty salon and before finishing her Leaving Cert had set up … Business • 15 Jun
Some Russian-flagged ships allowed dock at Irish ports The Government is allowing ships to bring products directly from Russia. Ireland • 15 Jun
ECB to devise tool to help indebted euro zone members The European Central Bank will skew reinvestments of maturing debt to help more indebted members and will devise a new instrument to stop fragmentation, it … Business • 15 Jun
Musgrave invests €25m to reduce carbon emissions Musgrave is investing €25m in SuperValu and Centra stores as part of a new sustainability fund aimed at helping retailers to achieve net zero carbon … Business • 15 Jun
Government signs cybersecurity agreement with Microsoft The Government has joined the Microsoft Government Security Programme, which it says will assist in the defence of critical national infrastructure against cyberattacks. Business • 15 Jun
Irish consumers say smartphone top choice to get news For the first time in Ireland, the smartphone is the main device people use to access news in the morning. Ireland • 15 Jun
Hotels deny allegations of price-gouging Hoteliers have hit back at allegations of price-gouging and rip-off rates, amid claims in recent weeks that some of them are using a strong rebound … Business • 14 Jun
Average farm incomes up by 26% in 2021 Average family farm income in 2021 rose by 26% to €34,300, according to a new survey from farm advisory and research body Teagasc. Ireland • 14 Jun
EY projects stronger output for construction industry EY projects stronger output and activity for the construction sector over the next three years but challenges remain, particularly in housing. Business • 14 Jun
ESRI: More women in the workplace would reduce poverty Increasing female labour force participation and spending more on benefits targeting children would decrease poverty, according to a study by the ESRI. Ireland • 14 Jun
Cheque payments hit new quarterly low in Q1 at 4.5m Around 4.5 million cheque payments were made in the first quarter of 2022, according to the latest Payments Monitor from Banking & Payments Federation Ireland. Business • 10 Jun
Is now the time to fix your mortgage interest rate? As the European Central Bank is set to raise interest rates this summer, is now the time to consider fixing your tracker or variable mortgage … Business • 09 Jun
Aviation bounce-back The CEO of Cityjet, Patrick Byrne, and the director of Corporate Broking, specialising in Aviation at Goodbody Joe Gill discuss the delays in Dublin Airport Business • 07 Jun
Fuels for Ireland urges new approach to tax on fuel The fuels industry has said that the Government needs to look at the overall approach to taxation on fuel because the argument that increasing fuel … Business • 07 Jun
Johnson vote rocks sterling, wiping out gains Sterling has been rocked by discontent within Westminster following Boris Johnson's relatively narrow victory in a confidence vote, unsurprisingly losing ground against major peers. Business • 07 Jun
Switching banks: 'We've had no help, we're stuck'. As Ulster Bank and KBC prepare to leave the Irish market, pensioners Jane and Michael from Co Meath, say more face-to-face supports are needed for … Business • 07 Jun
Coffee cup levy 'sends wrong message' - retail group A proposed 20 cent levy on single-use coffee cups "sends the wrong message on sustainability" and the Government needs to rethink its strategy, according to … News Lens • 07 Jun
Build costs could negate property price easing - BPFI An increase in the supply of housing may be contributing to an easing in the pace of growth in property prices, an analysis from the … Business • 07 Jun
Musk in letter to Twitter warning he may quit takeover Elon Musk may walk away from his €41 billion deal to acquire Twitter Inc if the social media network fails to provide data on spam … US • 07 Jun
GDP growth of 10.8% in first quarter - CSO The economy grew by 10.8% in GDP terms in the first three months of this year but shrank by 1% when measured by Modified Domestic … Business • 03 Jun
Aqualicense is top winner at National Enterprise Awards Aqualicense, a Wicklow based company that provides consultation, planning, legal compliance and project delivery services for firms in the aquaculture and offshore renewable energy industries … Business • 03 Jun
Inflation hitting lower income households harder - CSO New research from the Central Statistics Office shows that in March households with the lowest incomes experienced higher inflation, up to 7.6%, while those in … Business • 02 Jun
Thousands gather as Bord Bia's Bloom Festival returns Thousands of people are attending Bloom in the Phoenix Park in Dublin. Bord Bia's gardening and food festival is taking place on a 70 acre … Business • 02 Jun
