Employers’ group Ibec says public services have not kept pace with rapid rise in private sector

Shares in Irish builder Glenveagh rise 4 per cent on back of positive sentiment for builders

Lending rules leaving potential buyers in ‘rental purgatory’, lobby group CIF says

Newly established trade body reflects near €14 billion in bilateral trade between two countries

Quality of life now key to attracting and retaining staff, company bosses say

Latest trade numbers come amid signs global downturn

Dublin property prices down again as supply cools market

Peer review report highlights calls for greater transparency across sector

Irish food company suffered setback after UK grocer cancelled ready meals contract

Study finds consumers are often unaware of long-term implications of cash offers

Changes to OECD regulations are inevitable and the Republic must prepare, says Minister

Number of claimants on register falls to 12-year low in December

British Irish Chamber of Commerce warns of the risk Brexit poses to €46bn services trade between Republic and UK

Banking industry body urges companies to engage with banks ahead of deadline

Carrier had been recently named one of continent’s worst polluters

CSO figures show number of workers classified as unemployed in December was 119,00

PwC and World Bank study conflicts with C&AG finding that 13 top companies paid as little as 1% in 2019

Dublin-based group reports record occupancy rates in 2019 despite Brexit uncertainty

Latest AIB barometer suggests new business and total activity rose at fastest rates since June

Agency set to deliver first tranche in second half of 2020

Government seems not to have multi-year spending plan as exchequer returns surge

Why is Ireland’s most notorious tax loophole back in the news?

From Ireland’s bailout and Anglo’s crash to Apple’s €14bn tax bill and Brexit

Irish food giant among worst global brands for addressing human rights issues

Company says move is designed to ensure smooth transition for its European clients

Healthcare, oil and gas sectors lead gains in otherwise quiet day as thoughts turn to 2020

Regulator hits Virgin, Three, Vodafone, Digiweb, Imagine with non-compliance notices

Central Bank figures put household debt at €135.3bn in second quarter of 2019

New figures show big annual jump in apartment schemes

Motor insurance rose 42% in last decade but claims fell 2.5%, Central Bank finds

Report also suggests sector generated a profit of 9% last year

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Think tank says up to €6 billion of corporation tax receipts may be temporary

Think tank predicts modest lift if Brexit issue is resolved in short term

ESRI study suggests wage hike did not reduced hours worked by low-paid workers

Pet food maker plans to move facility to Germany early next year

Airline included in top 10 of continent’s biggest carbon emitters

Figures show 53% of bloc’s aircraft imports last year went to Ireland

Banking lobby group highlights increased sales in Louth, Meath, Kildare and Wicklow

School charging annual tuition fees from €15,000 a year announces €3m investment programme

Oireachtas budgetary watchdog quizzes members of Irish Fiscal Advisory Council

Businesses taking lead in climate emergency as warnings get more shrill

Department says windfall driven by number of big payments from multinationals

Prediction comes in wake of figures showing State’s jobless rate fell to 4.8% last month

Supermarket chain to offer big price reductions on certain perishable food products

Legal & General analyst warns of climate catastrophe unless radical action taken

KBC Bank Ireland/ESRI consumer sentiment index jumps to 77 points in November

Stoxx 600 posts worst day in two months, Germany, France both down 2 per cent

Consumers taking advantage of favourable exchange rate to buy used models in UK

Employers’ group Ibec says capacity constraints are impacting on business decisions

St Agnes’ Credit Union in Crumlin says measures will ensure viability of business

CEO’s pay more than eight times his AIB salary – despite losses at UK’s Virgin Money

Taoiseach says major change inevitable in system which allows companies book profits in low-tax jurisdictions such as Ireland

Spokeswoman says budget plan was franked by European Commission

CSO data shows sales fell by 0.5% in October but were still up 3% in annual terms

Budgetary watchdog criticises Government for failing to rein in health spending

Fiscal watchdog highlights Government’s increasing reliance on business tax receipts

World Bank report assesses how well Irish cities perform against key business indicators

Dublin-based company forecasts further acquisitions in the coming year

Pre-packed sandwich giant signs up plastics pact in bid to reduce waste footprint

Novartis gains on $9.7 billion deal to buy heart drug maker

Wage pressure in Irish economy has begun to emerge as labour market tightens

Irish Aviation Authority scholarship programme aims to promote industry here

Storms to date have not coincided with high tide but 3m storm surge only a matter of time

Rollout to 542,000 homes will transform telecoms landscape, but at a high price

Areas with worst connections to benefit first as €3 billion scheme is rolled out

Numbers grow by 2.4% in third quarter but employment rate is below pre-crash level

Luxury golf and hotel resort is expected to exchange hands for about €70 million

German supermarket chain says 800 of its 4,300 staff will benefit

Irish firm teams up with California-based financial services group Research Affiliates

Umbrella group says rules unfairly penalise families who bought during boom

Report highlights multifaceted shortage in living accomodation

Music business opens new store in Dublin’s Jervis Shopping Centre

Report says 80% of tax collected came from multinationals in pharma, tech and finance

Agency’s earnings data also reveal big sectoral differences in wages

Cost of the scheme has ballooned to nearly €3 billion, six times the original estimate

Move paves the way for contracts with US firm Granahan McCourt to be signed

Food group under pressure to explain payouts to executives

Germany avoids technical recession but grew just 0.1% in the third quarter

Prices in Dublin fell by 1.3% in the 12 months to September, according to CSO figures

Financial incentives and support on the sales process could help unlock housing supply

Sharon Donnery warns of ‘re-emergence of a credit price spiral’

Think tank concludes that rapid bounce back in prices is in keeping with economic fundamentals

Michael D Higgins cites ‘unbridled consumption’ and ‘environmental destruction’

Telecoms giant said to have agreed deal which values Irish business at €300m

Minister says officials are still finalising State aid element of €3bn scheme

Figures from Building Control Management System point to rise in housing starts

Markets report: Lufthansa jumps after unveiling cost-cutting plan

Dublin Economic Monitor shows 14 per cent fall in house completions in three month period

Latest consumer price index show inflationary pressure in Irish economy remains weak

Group says increase in commercial rates will place too much financial strain on businesses

Home Building Finance Ireland publishes update on operations to date

Hogan hails new deal between Brussels and Beijing to protect native food products

Food group says revenue increased by 10 per cent for nine months to end of September

Rent at Twinlite’s Clongriffin scheme includes utility, refuse and broadband bills

In Dublin, AIB bucks upward momentum across financials on foot of planned job losses

US ambassador to Ireland Edward Crawford addresses entrepreneurship event in Dublin

Ongoing strength of labour market reflected in latest jobless numbers

Purchasing managers’ index for service sector now at the lowest level since August 2012