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NAMA CEO Brendan McDonagh said that 2019 was a successful and notable year for the agency

NAMA to transfer €2bn to Exchequer this year

Economy / 06 Jan

Ireland is a relatively less attractive destination for workers - Ibec.

Economic growth stretching services - Ibec

Ireland / 02 Dec 19

Shannon Airport's Heathrow services are currently the only direct EU flights daily from the region

Dublin Airport's dominance 'at expense of regions'

Business / 02 Oct 19

The Central Bank of Ireland

'Reduce national debt with any corporate tax windfall'

Business / 28 Aug 19

Job vacancies have increased in construction but dropped in other sectors

Job vacancies drop due to Brexit fears

Brexit / 24 Jul 19

The economic think tank says Brexit is the main risk facing the Irish economy right now

Warning Irish economy on 'cusp of overheating'

Ireland / 18 Jul 19

Simon Coveney warned that a no-deal Brexit would be a 'fundamental disruptor' to the all-island economy

No-deal Brexit an 'ugly prospect', warns Tánaiste

Brexit / 10 Jul 19

National debt is inevitable consequence of crash

Analysis and Comment / 05 Jul 19

The growth in services was driven by stronger demand

Services sector makes up for weak manufacturing - PMI

Business / 03 Jul 19

John Moran is chair of the Land Development Agency

Govt needs to 'keep lid' on spending - ex-finance chief

Politics / 30 Jun 19

Donald Trump commented on the long-running dispute over China's Huawei

China and US agree to restart trade talks

World / 29 Jun 19

Ireland needs a more robust fiscal system to withstand economic shocks, Stephen Kinsella has warned

Ireland runs risk of austerity-era cuts, TDs warned

Politics / 25 Jun 19

Budget day is 8 October - a week after the Conservative Party conference, a week before the next EU summit

This year's Budget process more difficult than usual

Business / 25 Jun 19

The ESRI says the Government ought to take some of the heat out of the economy by raising taxes

Tax rises needed to prevent economy overheating - ESRI

Business / 20 Jun 19

The last bilateral meeting between the US and Ireland took place in Washington in March, during St Patrick's Day celebrations

Bilateral meeting with Trump 'hugely significant'

Business / 05 Jun 19

The additional 15 million hours per year were introduced in 2013

Fórsa warns of 6% pay claim over unpaid hours

Ireland / 08 May 19

The State's gross pay and pensions bill totals €21.9bn

Analysis: Economic recovery can be double-edged sword

Analysis and Comment / 08 May 19

More than 77% of women participated in the workforce in Ireland in 2018

Record number of women in workforce

Business / 24 Apr 19

12 colourful child-sized dolls have been placed at desks in the local school - which has no 'real' students

Scarecrows outnumber people in Japan village

Business / 17 Apr 19

Ibec says the Brexit pause is welcome but has left businesses to manage costly uncertainty

Ibec expects employment growth to slow down in 2019

Business / 17 Apr 19

Ireland is the fifth most expensive country in the European Union

High costs threaten business competitiveness - report

Business / 12 Apr 19

In a disorderly no-deal Brexit scenario, economic growth would be just 1% this year and next year

Central Bank: 'Slight reduction in economic growth'

Business / 08 Apr 19

MV Laureline left Dublin for the port of Zeebrugge today

Irish shipping industry booming amid Brexit fears

Brexit / 29 Mar 19

The ESRI says a disorderly Brexit would see economic growth cut to just over 1% this year

ESRI cuts growth forecast, AIB warns optimism falling

Business / 27 Mar 19

Ireland's position on Solar is 'quite poor' according to company founder Norman Crowley

Solar energy company to create 50 new jobs in Wicklow

News / 24 Mar 19

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