Ireland forecast to spend €300bn on infrastructure by 2050
Annual infrastructure spending in Ireland is forecast to rise from €7.9bn in 2024 to €13.7bn by 2050, driving…
Bank of Ireland revises down projections for Irish growth
Bank of Ireland has revised down its projections for Irish GDP growth amid the “enormous” global risks caused…
Ireland’s banking federation lays out plans to unlock lending capacity
More efficient use of bank capital and consistent application of EU banking rules are required to unlock lending…
Higher EU inflation ‘biggest’ monetary risk for Ireland
The “biggest monetary risk” facing Ireland is not high inflation at home but rather high inflation across the…
IDA Ireland’s spend on land holdings for FDI sites more than doubles to €32.87m in 2025
IDA Ireland last year more than doubled its spend on purchasing land holdings for planned industrial sites as…
Farmer, haulier and agri-contractor loses out in €1.55m tax battle with Revenue over green diesel
A farmer, haulier and agricultural contractor has lost a €1.55m tax battle with the Revenue Commissioners in a…
Price of home heating oil hits highest level since 1996 amid war in Iran
The price of home heating oil has risen by more than 67% in the last month, marking the…
‘Time to do the right thing’ — inheritance tax campaigners to meet with Tánaiste over ‘inequality’
Campaigners demanding a change to Ireland’s inheritance tax laws for childless citizens will meet Tánaiste and finance minister…
Pump prices moving ‘above and below €2’ daily, warns AA Ireland
Diesel drivers are feeling a nearly 20 cent increase at the pumps this month, with new figures from…
US firms invest more in Ireland than in China, Germany, and France combined
A new report on US-Ireland business relations shows that American foreign direct investment stock in Ireland totalled $467bn…
Exchequer reports €1.8bn deficit in February as expenditure rises
Transfers to the Government’s wealth funds and low corporate tax receipts pushed the exchequer into a deficit of…
Fears of petrol price spike in Ireland as US and Israel’s attacks on Iran reverberate
Irish motorists are bracing for a surge in petrol prices after the US and Israel’s attacks on Iran…