Bull market has more road to run - Bank of Ireland The bull run on stock markets has not run out of road yet, according to Bank of Ireland Investment Markets. Business • 09 Nov 18
Engineers Ireland seeing skills shortage More than 6,000 new jobs are being planned by Engineers Ireland members next year, however the vast majority of firms are also seeing an ongoing ... Business • 08 Nov 18
Foodservice market to grow 6.1% to reach €8.2 billion Ireland's food service market is set to grow by 6.1% this year, according to a new report by Bord Bia - with the industry in ... Business • 07 Nov 18
Skills shortage in data analytics - EY survey Two thirds of businesses in Ireland plan to recruit more staff in the area of data analytics in the next year, yet 79% of organisations ... Business • 06 Nov 18
Limerick City seeing an economic resurgence Limerick is experiencing an economic resurgence and the city is seeing record levels of inward investment, on the back of local authority's Limerick 2030 Plan. Business • 05 Nov 18
Mortgage lending here at about 1988 levels The numbers of people seeking approval to buy a home showed signs of 'flatlining' in September, according to the Banking and Payments Federation. Business • 02 Nov 18
SMEs call on Govt for more support to deal with Brexit Small and medium-sized businesses are calling on Government to give them more support to fend off the challenges brought on by Brexit. Business • 01 Nov 18
New peer-to-peer property lending platform goes live Ireland's first online peer-to-peer lending platform for property investors went live yesterday. Business • 31 Oct 18
Is the Irish economy nearing full capacity? Consumers were less optimistic in October with Brexit weighing on households, while business sentiment remained steady as companies prepare to scale up and give pay ... Business • 30 Oct 18
Mackey & Coppinger named EY Entrepreneurs of the Year The founders of Cork-based Teamwork.com, Daniel Mackey and Peter Coppinger, have been named EY Entrepreneurs of the Year. Business • 26 Oct 18
Business sentiment weakens on Brexit concerns Irish business sentiment weakened notably in the third quarter of this year as the pace of output growth slowed and companies focused more and more ... Business • 25 Oct 18
Women's income more affected by budgetary policy Changes to the tax and benefit system between 2008 and 2018 led to greater income reductions for women than for men, according to new research ... Business • 24 Oct 18
Stena Line eyes Brexit outcome with caution The largest ferry operator in the Irish Sea, Stena Line, has had "productive dialogue" with the British government seeking "as frictionless trade as possible" when ... Business • 23 Oct 18
200,000 employers prepare for payroll system changes 200,000 employers across Ireland have to get ready for the biggest change in Revenue's payroll reporting and compliance regime in almost 60 years. Business • 22 Oct 18
Airbnb usage-tracking app aims to tackle housing crisis The prevalence of homeowners using AirBnb across Dublin to rent out their properties is very much in the spotlight amid the current housing crisis. Business • 19 Oct 18
Bankers' oath driving culture change in Dutch banking Culture in banking is one of the principal themes of this year's Banking and Payments Federation national conference. Business • 18 Oct 18
EI welcomes suggestion of a longer Brexit transition The chief executive of Enterprise Ireland has welcomed suggestions that the Brexit transition period might be extended to give the UK reassurances about the so-called ... Business • 17 Oct 18
Credit Union tops customer experience poll Social media and transport companies have fallen in the rankings in this year's survey of brands based on customer experience. Business • 16 Oct 18
Intel to develop AI incubator programme in Dublin Intel has announced a partnership in Dublin with Europe's biggest co-working and digital innovation network. Business • 15 Oct 18
Center Parcs hold Midlands recruitment drive Ireland's first Center Parcs forest holiday resort is starting a recruitment drive in the Midlands today and tomorrow. Business • 15 Oct 18
World markets react to US interest rate hike fears World markets are concerned about company forecasts in the upcoming round of financial results, however interest rate increases are also having a massive impact. Business • 11 Oct 18
Views on Budget 2019 from the business world KPMG are holding their annual Budget Breakfast briefing in Dublin's Mansion House this morning, which is being attended by over 800 people. Business • 10 Oct 18
Businesses urged to keep Budget expectations low There has been lots of discussion around the VAT rate levied on the tourism industry in recent weeks - but there are plenty of other ... Business • 09 Oct 18
Dublin event aims to help female entrepreneurs This week Dublin plays host to the Global Ambassador's Programme - a joint initiative of Bank of America and US NGO Vital Voices aimed at ... Business • 08 Oct 18
Shares fall, bond yields up; should investors switch? European stock markets opened with further falls this morning following substantial losses on global markets yesterday. Business • 05 Oct 18
