The €170bn ‘resting’ in Irish bank accounts
Irish households are saving money at a rate not seen since the pandemic-induced highs of the early 2020s…
Ireland’s economy is strong, but we need to focus on next level of ambition
During the maelstrom of Donald Trump’s return to the White House, as official Ireland tuned into daily press…
Revenue quarterly list of tax defaulters includes €10.5m in settlements
A machinery sales and repair provider who faced a tax bill of €1.7m topped Revenue’s quarterly list of…
Northern Ireland economy continues to underperform compared to Republic
The Northern Ireland economy “continues to underperform” relative to the Republic on numerous indicators but it is “registering…
Experts warn food tourism and revenue targets face challenges
Fire breathers, dancers, drummers, and an army of Government ministers. The launch of Ireland’s new National Tourism Policy…
Hybrid working in decline as Irish employers push staff back to the office
REMOTE and hybrid working opportunities, seen as a hiring necessity five years ago, are being rolled back, with…
Changes could leave Ireland ‘even more reliant’ on corporation tax
There is a risk Ireland will become even more reliant on corporation tax receipts from just a handful…
Cairn Homes buys Dairygold’s Cork CMP site for €25.6m in city’s biggest housing deal of the year
Dairygold’s €25.6m sale of the former CMP site on Cork’s Kinsale Road to Cairn Homes was the largest…
‘Fog lifting’ on economic risks as pharma sector weathers global policy uncertainty — report
A threat to global investment in Ireland’s pharmaceutical industry remains, but “the fog is lifting” on the major…
Ireland to see ‘weaker growth’ as EU-US trade deal adds to uncertainty
A challenging global environment will translate into weaker growth for Ireland in the second half of 2025 and…
Central Bank governor says retirement age must go up to maintain living standards
The governor of the Central Bank Gabriel Makhlouf has told the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)…
Number of unemployed rises by 20,000
The unemployment rate in Ireland fell to 4.7% in August but is up from a 4.1% rate in…