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Central Bank warns that the economic hit in Ireland in a no-deal scenario would be almost instant

Central Bank warns of stark impact of no-deal Brexit

Brexit / 25 Jan

Gerry Hennigan, senior equity research analyst at Goodbody, delves into CPL Resources half yearly results

CPL Resources' half yearly revenues and profits rise

Business / 24 Jan

Although job numbers continue to soar as we edge ever closer to full employment, the number of new houses and apartments to accommodate these people is growing at nothing like the same rate

More jobs are a positive but where will employees live?

Business / 23 Jan

In the report there are many examples, such as an oil find creating €16.25 billion in expenditure, 1,200 jobs annually and tax revenue of €8.5 billion

Potential boost of offshore oil & gas to economy

Business / 22 Jan

The events, to be hosted by Airline Economics and Airfinance Journal, get under way today and run until Thursday

Eyes of aviation finance world focus on Dublin

Business / 21 Jan

Fáilte Ireland said around €1.75m will be spent on business development to help Irish businesses increase their sales internationally

Fáilte Ireland to spend €5m to get sector Brexit ready

Business / 18 Jan

Businesses are advised to check their supply chain

Business needs to prepare for a 'crash-out Brexit'

Business / 17 Jan

The Global Markets team at Bank of Ireland expects currency volatility to pick up this year

'Reduced risk of no-deal reflected in steady sterling'

Business / 16 Jan

Ruth McCarthy, CEO f Fexco Corporate Payments, said the exchange rate is the main reason people are heading to the UK to buy cars

UK used car imports reach record high in 2018

Business / 16 Jan

Broad optimism in the construction industry for the year ahead

Construction industry forecasts growth of 20% in 2019

Business / 14 Jan

Global gloom is spreading across industries, sparking job cuts and lower profit forecasts.

Signs of global economic gloom looming

Business / 11 Jan

The KBC Bank Ireland/ESRI Consumer Sentiment index stood at 96.5 in December, unchanged from November

Consumer sentiment unchanged in December - survey

Business / 10 Jan

Pictured at the 2019 Cantillon Conference launch is event MC Jonathan McCrea; CEO of Fexco Corporate Payments, Ruth McCarthy and Vice President, Academic Affairs and Registrar at IT Tralee, Brendan O'Donnell

Most consumers fear data being sold without consent

Business / 09 Jan

Lisney's Paul Hipwell tells Adam Maguire that 4 million square feet of office space could be taken up over the coming year

Lisney predicts another strong year for office space

Business / 09 Jan

Joe Tynan, head of tax at PwC Ireland, tells Adam Maguire that businesses in Ireland pay an average of 26% of their profits in tax

Irish business tax system is most efficient in Europe

Business / 07 Jan

The requirements are part of changes to the Central Bank's Consumer Protection Code on mortgages

Banks now required to tell mortgage holders how to save

Business / 03 Jan

The median asking price for new sales nationally is €266,000 down €2,000 from the last quarter while the price in Dublin remains unchanged at €375,000

House prices set to grow by 5% in 2019 - report

Business / 02 Jan

Digital payments have made the process of signing up easier than ever

How digital innovation has revolutionised subscriptions

Business / 24 Dec 18

For retail, the lead-up to Christmas is crucial, as a good month at this time of year can make up for all kinds of hardship between January and November

Retailers reflect on a changing business environment

Business / 24 Dec 18

There are certain tax efficient ways to gift and donate to charity this Christmas

What tax reliefs are available for gifting or donating?

Business / 21 Dec 18

Kieran Duff, a partner at MERC Partners, tells Adam Maguire that 75% of Irish executives working abroad want to come home in the near future

Irish executives abroad have strong desire to come home

Business / 20 Dec 18

Brexit remains the single biggest and most immediate threat, Council warns

Competitiveness watchdog warns growth 'under threat'

Ireland / 19 Dec 18

US stock markets are in currently negative territory year-on-year, as the impact of Trump's stimulus begins to wane

Global markets heading for a negative 2018

Business / 18 Dec 18

Major marketing drives have helped boost tourism figures - but the Irish Hotels Federation wants more action from the Government

Hotel body wants action on costs as Brexit fears grow

Business / 19 Dec 18

The euro could go reach parity against the pound in a 'No Deal' scenario - or could fall back towards 80p if there's a second referendum

Firms urged to prepare for more currency volatility

Business / 19 Dec 18

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