The CEO of Irish Continental Group (ICG) Eamonn Rothwell is leading a management buyout of the Irish Ferries parent company that values the firm at €1.2 billion. Under the terms…
The Taoiseach Micheál Martin and the Enterprise Minister Peter Burke have written to other Cabinet members asking them to cut red tape for business and respond with a list of…
The crisis-hit homeless and housing charity, the Peter McVerry Trust, which has received a Government €15m bail-out, recorded a loss of €1.36m in 2024 "and is experiencing ongoing cash flow…
Dua Lipa's Aviva concert and the first NFL game in Dublin last year helped pre-tax profits at the five-star Conrad Hotel overlooking St Stephen's Green to almost double to €3.3m…
A former tutor at a popular youth fashion academy who said the workplace was so "toxic" she was forced to quit has won €1,000 for constructive dismissal. Dublin seamstress Sharon…
Updated / Friday, 24 Jul 2026 13:02 Getty Three ECB policymakers today stopped short of calling for a hike at the bank's next meeting in September Inflation risks are high…
Penneys has today opened its extended and fully refurbished store in Dooradoyle after a "significant" €7m investment in the Limerick store. The redevelopment project at the Crescent Shopping Centre is…
The Russian central bank cut its benchmark interest rate to 14% today from 14.25% despite a spike in inflation linked to Ukrainian drone attacks on major oil refineries and e-commerce…
A major rail infrastructure programme expected to cost hundreds of millions of euro has been announced by Iarnród Éireann. The busiest rail corridor in Ireland, between Dublin Connolly and Malahide,…
Commerzbank chairman Jens Weidmann today invited UniCredit to open talks on the terms of a merger, as the German lender abandoned its remaining resistance to the unwanted Italian takeover and…
A former State agency communications officer was questioned about his political affiliations on his first day on the job when a manager found out he was a native Irish speaker,…
Euro zone business activity returned to growth in July for the first time in four months, driven by a rebound in new orders, even as high inflation and renewed conflict…