Hospitality VAT cut aims to ‘inject viability’ – Burke
Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke has defended the Government's decision to cut the rate of VAT for the food-led hospitality sector. The move to reduce the rate…
Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke has defended the Government's decision to cut the rate of VAT for the food-led hospitality sector. The move to reduce the rate…
Tourism Ireland spent almost €200,000 on a marketing campaign built around the hit TV show "Wednesday", saying that "screen tourism" was one of the biggest sources of travel inspiration to…
New figures from the Central Bank show that the average interest rate on new Irish mortgages at the end of August was 3.58%, down two basis points from July and…
Food group Nestle said today it had withdrawn from a global alliance for cutting methane emissions that aims to reduce the impact of dairy farming on global warming. The Dairy…
European interest rates are at an "appropriate level" and there is no need for further guidance from the European Central Bank, its Governing Council member Jose Luis Escriva told an…
KPMG held their annual Budget Breakfast briefing in Dublin's Mansion House this morning, which was attended by around 400 people. People from a cross section of businesses gathered for analysis…
German industrial output fell much further than expected in August, pushed down by a sharp decrease in car production as frontloaded demand ahead of US tariffs dried up. Industrial production…
Revenues at Sharon Horgan's TV and movie production firm, Merman Television, last year generated £23.2m (€26.73m) in revenues due to the global success of hits such as Bad Sisters. According…
Washington is at it again. Another budget standoff. Another round of finger-pointing. Another partial government shutdown that leaves hundreds of thousands of workers furloughed, delays economic data, and sends markets…