The Fuel Allowance will go up by about €200 in the budget to help pensioners and people with disabilities to cope with rising energy costs, after Tánaiste Simon Harris said energy companies may be ...
17:11 Burke says fuel excise cuts ‘can’t go on indefinitely’ 16:55 How high Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan think European stocks can go 15:32 What Ray Dalio says investors should buy as debt crisis looms ...
Markets Kathleen Gallagher: Cloud gains assure some AI sceptics, but questions on spending won’t go away ...
Markets Tirlán to sell 5% stake in Glanbia Andrew Ross and Ellie Donnelly ...
Larissa Nolan, the former features editor of the Irish Mirror, has joined Aontú as director of communications. Nolan spent over four years at the Irish Mirror before taking up the role with the party, ...
ChromWatch, a Limerick-based medtech, expects to raise €700,000 in its next funding round, which is due to close later this ...
What the papers say: External EU hiring rules soften; Ukraine seeks Musk’s help; Laya hikes premiums
Health insurance provider Laya is to hike the premiums on 65 per cent of its plans from the start of October. The ...
Revive Group, a Tipperary-based industrial machinery business, expects to close out a €10 million funding round later this ...
Matt Cooper: Inside the strange new world of Stripe, Zuckerberg and tech billionaires Former IDA boss turns down offer to replace Jacobs at DAA Business Post View: State cannot subsidise dysfunctional ...
US president Donald Trump said he did not direct Scott Bessent to intervene in the bond market this week, saying that the ...
Profits at the Irish arm of Swedish furniture giant Ikea surged to €15.75 million last year, jumping 128 per cent on 2024 despite flat revenues.
US-Canada trade talks fell apart at the last minute, with fresh 50 per cent tariffs on billions of dollars of Canadian goods ...
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