1/3 of SMEs say global & trade uncertainties top concerns A third of business owners across the island of Ireland have identified global politics and trade uncertainties among the top 3 concerns for businesses Business • 12 Jun
1/3 of SMEs say global & trade uncertainties top concerns A third of business owners across the island of Ireland have identified global politics and trade uncertainties among the top 3 concerns for businesses Business • 12 Jun
Q&A: What's in the Government's rent control plans? Professor of Economics at Trinity College Dublin and author of the Daft.ie Rent Report Ronan Lyons spoke to RTÉ's Morning Ireland about the Government's plan for national rent controls. Ireland • 11 Jun
Q&A: What's in the Government's rent control plans? Professor of Economics at Trinity College Dublin and author of the Daft.ie Rent Report Ronan Lyons spoke to RTÉ's Morning Ireland about the Government's plan for national rent controls. Ireland • 11 Jun
'Resilient' consumer spending in May - Bank of Ireland New figures from Bank of Ireland show that debit and credit card spending rose by 6.5% year on year in May, which was well ahead of the rate of inflation of 2%. Business • 11 Jun
'Resilient' consumer spending in May - Bank of Ireland New figures from Bank of Ireland show that debit and credit card spending rose by 6.5% year on year in May, which was well ahead of the rate of inflation of 2%. Business • 11 Jun
€90m in counterfeit food, drink seized in EU last year Over €90 million in counterfeit food and drink products were seized across the European Union last year, according to the EU's Intellectual Property Office. Europe • 11 Jun
€90m in counterfeit food, drink seized in EU last year Over €90 million in counterfeit food and drink products were seized across the European Union last year, according to the EU's Intellectual Property Office. Europe • 11 Jun
Sinking cities should ring alarm bells in Ireland Coastal cities around the world, including Jakarta, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, and Shanghai, are sinking - posing catastrophic risks to roads, buildings and key infrastructure. Business • 10 Jun
Sinking cities should ring alarm bells in Ireland Coastal cities around the world, including Jakarta, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, and Shanghai, are sinking - posing catastrophic risks to roads, buildings and key infrastructure. Business • 10 Jun
A third of shoppers feel less financially secure now Almost a third of Irish shoppers feel less financially secure now compared to the start of the year, according to new research from KPMG. Business • 10 Jun
A third of shoppers feel less financially secure now Almost a third of Irish shoppers feel less financially secure now compared to the start of the year, according to new research from KPMG. Business • 10 Jun
June Exchequer 'absolutely critical' indicator for tax This month's Exchequer receipts will be "absolutely critical" to the direction of the State finances this year, according to one tax expert. Business • 06 Jun
June Exchequer 'absolutely critical' indicator for tax This month's Exchequer receipts will be "absolutely critical" to the direction of the State finances this year, according to one tax expert. Business • 06 Jun
Shortage of planning staff causing housing delays Sinn Féin's housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin said a shortage of planning staff both in councils and in An Bord Pleanála is causing an excessive delay in building houses. Business • 03 Jun
Shortage of planning staff causing housing delays Sinn Féin's housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin said a shortage of planning staff both in councils and in An Bord Pleanála is causing an excessive delay in building houses. Business • 03 Jun
Cybersecurity top investment priority with tech leaders Cybersecurity remains the top investment priority for Irish tech leaders who are facing increasing budget constraints, geopolitical tensions and continued technological change. Business • 03 Jun
Cybersecurity top investment priority with tech leaders Cybersecurity remains the top investment priority for Irish tech leaders who are facing increasing budget constraints, geopolitical tensions and continued technological change. Business • 03 Jun
Waterland Ireland to invest €150m in Irish businesses Private equity firm Waterland Ireland plans to invest up to €150m in Irish firms over the next 12 to 18 months. Business • 30 May
Waterland Ireland to invest €150m in Irish businesses Private equity firm Waterland Ireland plans to invest up to €150m in Irish firms over the next 12 to 18 months. Business • 30 May
Sustainability main theme as Bloom under way Sustainability and the circular economy are among the main themes at this year's Bord Bia Bloom event, at Dublin's Phoenix Park today. Dublin • 29 May
Sustainability main theme as Bloom under way Sustainability and the circular economy are among the main themes at this year's Bord Bia Bloom event, at Dublin's Phoenix Park today. Dublin • 29 May
IDA consults pharma firms on EU retaliatory tariffs on US IDA Ireland circulated the EU's draft list of retaliatory measures to US tariffs to Irish-based pharmaceutical companies for their comments as part of the Government's response to the European Commission on the proposals. Business • 28 May
IDA consults pharma firms on EU retaliatory tariffs on US IDA Ireland circulated the EU's draft list of retaliatory measures to US tariffs to Irish-based pharmaceutical companies for their comments as part of the Government's response to the European Commission on the proposals. Business • 28 May
Projected €70bn required to shape Dublin's future by 2040 An investment of €70 billion will be required to shape Dublin's future by 2040, according to a new report by KPMG Ireland. Business • 28 May
Projected €70bn required to shape Dublin's future by 2040 An investment of €70 billion will be required to shape Dublin's future by 2040, according to a new report by KPMG Ireland. Business • 28 May
Investors are 'TACO' trading in US markets Shares were mixed this morning following the postponement of 50% duties on European Union shipments to the US. Business • 27 May
Investors are 'TACO' trading in US markets Shares were mixed this morning following the postponement of 50% duties on European Union shipments to the US. Business • 27 May
Could Ireland weather a tariff and FDI shock? - AIB An escalation in trade tariffs could lead to a slowdown in global and Irish growth this year and next, according to AIB's latest Economic Outlook Report. Business • 26 May
Could Ireland weather a tariff and FDI shock? - AIB An escalation in trade tariffs could lead to a slowdown in global and Irish growth this year and next, according to AIB's latest Economic Outlook Report. Business • 26 May
Stripe announced as new sponsor of Young Scientist Financial services company Stripe has been announced as the new title sponsor of the Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition. Ireland • 26 May
Stripe announced as new sponsor of Young Scientist Financial services company Stripe has been announced as the new title sponsor of the Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition. Ireland • 26 May
Plane Power: Ryanair China threat is a bluff (for now) Ryanair's warning that it could ditch Boeing in favour of a Chinese rival is just a bluff... for now, writes Adam Maguire. Business • 26 May
Plane Power: Ryanair China threat is a bluff (for now) Ryanair's warning that it could ditch Boeing in favour of a Chinese rival is just a bluff... for now, writes Adam Maguire. Business • 26 May
15% of consumers couldn't cope with a financial emergency How would your household deal with an unexpected financial emergency costing €1,000? Business • 23 May
15% of consumers couldn't cope with a financial emergency How would your household deal with an unexpected financial emergency costing €1,000? Business • 23 May
Brian Boru Bridge connecting Killaloe and Ballina opens A new bridge over the River Shannon, which connects Killaloe in Co Clare and Ballina in Co Tipperary, has been officially opened by Minister for Transport Darragh O'Brien. Munster • 22 May
Brian Boru Bridge connecting Killaloe and Ballina opens A new bridge over the River Shannon, which connects Killaloe in Co Clare and Ballina in Co Tipperary, has been officially opened by Minister for Transport Darragh O'Brien. Munster • 22 May
Call for whole-of-society move away from fast fashion A whole societal effort will be required to move away from fast fashion trends and the high consumption of textiles, a reuse and recycling charity has said. Climate • 21 May
Call for whole-of-society move away from fast fashion A whole societal effort will be required to move away from fast fashion trends and the high consumption of textiles, a reuse and recycling charity has said. Climate • 21 May
Retailers welcome planned fee on non-EU packages Irish retailers have welcomed a European Union proposal to add a €2 flat fee on all packages coming from outside the bloc. Business • 21 May
Retailers welcome planned fee on non-EU packages Irish retailers have welcomed a European Union proposal to add a €2 flat fee on all packages coming from outside the bloc. Business • 21 May
14% of food suppliers faced unfair trading - survey One in seven agri-food suppliers has faced unfair trading practices by a buyer or retailer, according to a new survey by An Rialálaí Agraibhia, the Agri-Food Regulator. Business • 20 May
14% of food suppliers faced unfair trading - survey One in seven agri-food suppliers has faced unfair trading practices by a buyer or retailer, according to a new survey by An Rialálaí Agraibhia, the Agri-Food Regulator. Business • 20 May
15% rise in motor liability claims by pedestrians in 2024 There was a 15% rise in motor liability claims among pedestrians last year, while motorcyclists account for just 2% of personal injury claims, but represent one in ten fatal claims, according to the latest report from the Injuries Resolution Board. Business • 20 May
15% rise in motor liability claims by pedestrians in 2024 There was a 15% rise in motor liability claims among pedestrians last year, while motorcyclists account for just 2% of personal injury claims, but represent one in ten fatal claims, according to the latest report from the Injuries Resolution Board. Business • 20 May
Farming groups protest in Dublin over CAP proposals Around 50 farmers took part in a demonstration outside the European Commission offices in Dublin, to warn against stripping away the CAP budget in favour of a single-fund approach to the EU budget. Ireland • 20 May
Farming groups protest in Dublin over CAP proposals Around 50 farmers took part in a demonstration outside the European Commission offices in Dublin, to warn against stripping away the CAP budget in favour of a single-fund approach to the EU budget. Ireland • 20 May
Ryanair's annual profit down 16%, forecasts fare rebound Ryanair has today reported robust demand across Europe and projected that fares would rebound to recover much of the decline that dented profits last year as consumers struggled with high interest rates. Business • 19 May
Ryanair's annual profit down 16%, forecasts fare rebound Ryanair has today reported robust demand across Europe and projected that fares would rebound to recover much of the decline that dented profits last year as consumers struggled with high interest rates. Business • 19 May
