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Martin Shanahan, IDA Ireland's CEO, said Ireland is a natural fit for US companies with ambitions to be global players

5,000 new jobs created in Ireland due to Brexit - IDA

15 Mar

New figures from IDA Ireland show that over 5,000 jobs in 70 individual investments have been approved here since the Brexit referendum in June 2016.

London: The Athens of the north

Oleg Deripaska has close ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin

Russian sues US over sanctions on companies

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said it is important to do everything to avoid 'cliff edges'

EU leaders want answers on Brexit delay - Donohoe

The nurses' and midwives' dispute centred on pay and staff shortages in the health service

The nurses' dispute: Why isn't it over?

The FAA expects to approve these design changes no later than April 2019

Boeing software upgrade will be rolled out in weeks

Central Bank examining reported practice of legal fees being added to mortgage arrears

Central Bank reviewing lenders' legal charges

DUP deputy leader Nigel Dodds said the discussions would continue 'over the coming period of time'

DUP says backstop still 'key problem' in Brexit talks

Markets More

All Market Reports

Brexit in focus.

Donald Tusk and Leo Varadkar to talk about Brexit and other EU matters

Taoiseach hosting Brexit talks with Donald Tusk

John Bercow said that Theresa May's Brexit plan, which was rejected last week, cannot be voted on again

No vote over Brexit deal without 'substantial' changes

London: The Athens of the north

Analysis and Comment

UK govt warns it might not hold pivotal Brexit vote

Taoiseach to meet Tusk to consider Brexit requests

Countdown to Brexit

Analysis & Comment.

The nurses' and midwives' dispute centred on pay and staff shortages in the health service

The nurses' dispute: Why isn't it over?

Analysis and Comment

London: The Athens of the north

Analysis and Comment

No-deal Brexit is not off the table

Analysis and Comment

What is a tariff? Your questions answered

Analysis and Comment

Tariff proposals designed to put pressure on Irish

Technology & Innovation.

TradeIX to create 70 new jobs as its expands its global headquarters in Dublin

TradeIX to create 70 jobs in Dublin expansion

Facebook said it was considering whether to refund advertisers for lost exposure due to the problems

Facebook restores services after global outage

Science and Technology

Facebook and Instagram hit with outages

Should we be worried about radiation from 5G networks?

Spotify lodges EU complaint against Apple

More Technology & Innovation

Your money.

S is for switching...

The Money Doctor's A-Z of Saving: Part 2

Bank of Ireland has developed a programme of activity to help customers improve their financial literacy, capability and confidence

You don't have to be rich to enjoy financial wellbeing

More than 200,000 people work remotely, from home or from a hub, in Ireland

Fancy working remotely from home?

Wanting to save money and actually doing it are two very different things.

The Money Doctor's A-Z of Saving: Part 1

Customers offered €1,615 by way of settlement

6,000 AIB customers denied trackers urged to appeal

Should we be investing in gold in 2019?

John Lowe the Money Doctor gives the low-down on money.

20 interesting facts about money

Don't miss the final of How to be Good with Money on RTÉ One.

Eoin McGee finally tells us how to be good with money

There are many things you can do to minimise the chances of cold weather causing unnecessary cost and stress

How to protect your property in freezing weather

1 - Spain is the most popular destination for Irish holidaymakers

Two million Irish people will go on holidays in 2019

Fewer than half of all workers have an occupational or private pension to supplement their state pension

6 things you need to know about starting a pension

When we refer to vulture funds, what we're essentially talking about are various forms of private equity firms and pension funds

So, a vulture fund bought your mortgage, what's next?

Business Watch and Listen.

The economy here grew at a pace of 6.7% of GDP last year, which is more than three times the average for the euro zone

Economy still healthy, 'but no longer hot'

Chupi Sweetman-Durney is now selling her products in more than 60 countries across the world

Diamonds from Dublin

More than 30% of Ireland's emissions come from agriculture - making it the biggest single contributor to the country's pollution

Agriculture's emissions 'are a global problem'

Docs are once again flavour of the moment for fashionistas, models and Instagram influencers

Rebooting Doc Martens

An Post saw a 40% volume growth in parcels in 2018

Parcel delivery boosts profits for An Post

Farmed caviar has become commonplace

The Caviar Conundrum

Get Brexit-ready by checking your supply chain, applying for custom number, and protect your cashflow by contacting your financial provider

Online hardware company uses tools to get Brexit ready

French customs union officers increased checks in the northern city of Calais last week

A trucking tale

Revenue say businesses risk failing unless they make adequate preparations for Brexit

Revenue urges companies to be Brexit ready

Bank of Ireland has developed a programme of activity to help customers improve their financial literacy, capability and confidence

You don't have to be rich to enjoy financial wellbeing

More than 200,000 people work remotely, from home or from a hub, in Ireland

Fancy working remotely from home?

Despite Theresa May's efforts, ne professor believes the UK will see a no-deal Brexit

A Scottish Lament on Brexit

Business Brainstorm.

Should we be worried about radiation from 5G networks?

There have been increased health concerns about mobile phone usage and new 5G networks, but are they justified?

The site at Athenry, Co Galway which was due to host Apple's data centre

Why is the Irish planning system so complex?

The IMF: providing countries with economic surveillance warnings for a rainy day

The IMF is watching you

Oh no, not another meeting! Why we need fewer and better meetings

What deal comes after a no-deal Brexit?

Business features.

What is a tariff? Your questions answered

Business Highlights

Why we need fewer and better meetings

Business Highlights

You don't need a PhD anymore to read Fed statements

Business Highlights

Why smuggling across the border could worsen after Brexit

Business Highlights

Broker Reports

Business Highlights

When angels invest in start-ups

Business Highlights

Why the tracker mortgage controversy is far from over

Business Highlights

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