Bidders for portfolio of owner-occupier loans will work to keep borrowers in homes

Value of Irish exports increases by €2bn in November on back of pharma sector

Activist settled his action after DPC agreed to proceed with his Facebook complaint

Wave of returning expats now account for a quarter of purchases at top end of market

Minister for Finance publishes update to Government’s corporation tax roadmap

The average rate charged on new mortgages in Ireland was 2.79% in November, compared to a euro area average of 1.31%

Drinks manufacturing sector responds with call for new plan to ‘really’ live with Covid

Covid Restrictions Support Scheme costing significantly less than €80m a week

Mortgage campaigner David Hall hits out at decision to allow private entity into scheme

New CSO figures also points to drop-off in bus and rail travel

Agency acquired properties from its debtors for use as social housing

Latest figures for December only partially cover introduction of tighter restrictions

Bar trade took biggest hit in November with sales falling 63.9%

Estate agent Lisney cautions vendors while predicting prices will stay firm in 2021

Disaster of no-deal Brexit for the food and drink sector has been averted

Irish Aviation Authority receives first application under new EU drone regulations

Agency’s annual report shows multinationals employed record numbers in 2020

Company specialises in customer service technology

Dublin-listed housebuilder, however, describes performance as strong given disruption

End-of-year exchequer numbers reveal impact of pandemic on Government’s tax take

Washington-based bank says near-term outlook remains highly uncertain

Latest exchequer returns show sharp increase in spending combined with weaker receipts

MyHome.ie report puts average asking price nationally at €284,000

Swiss-Irish food group sells 4.6% stake in Picard for €24m

Trial, involving 44,000 participants, was largest trial of a Covid-19 vaccine

Price declines forecast early last year fail to materialise as feverish buying continues

Over half of Irish people aiming to live more sustainably in 2021, says survey

New legislation on private funds will enhance Ireland’s offering to the UK post-Brexit

Ryanair pushes Dublin’s Iseq up as Bank of Ireland and AIB lose ground

EU-UK rift over fishing narrows as deadline for deal approaches

Latest figures for November coincide with the introduction of tighter restrictions

Second half of 2020 sees strong rebound in buyer activity, says banking group

State food agency highlights fragilities of using UK as a landbridge

Ferry company introduces new vessel on its Rosslare and Cherbourg route

Think tank says compromised freight deliveries could have ‘contractionary impact’

UK insurance giant and Clúid housing agency announce large-scale investment

Processor lands substantial contract to supply company’s stores across mainland Europe

Most consumers unaware of taxes and duties which may hit goods from UK in January

Study by think tank calculates State’s housing need for next two decades

CSO figures show number of permissions granted between July and September was 12,942

New data from Central Statistics Office detail changing nature of household tenure in State

Covid-19 crisis turns modest inflation into deflation

Regulator tells committee it is Eir’s responsibility to fix problems

Study suggests country is uniquely placed to capitalise on shift to green energy investment

Report by Matrix Recruitment finds pandemic has created workplace imbalances

Minister for Finance travels to France, Luxembourg and Belgium

Project stalled after department refused immigrant investment programme application

Another twist in fight for control of Swiss--Irish food group

Budgetary watchdog says agri-food and SME sectors are most exposed

While some see home-buying as a priority, others are more financially constrained

Banking industry body highlights disruption to housing supply from pandemic

Minister meets union amid speculation over bank’s operation in Republic

Figures from CSO detect modest downturn in activity

Chief of Co-operative Housing Ireland speaking as Carrigaline development opens

Lodbrok Capital says the food group is on path to restoring relationships with its stakeholders

CSO figures highlight impact of further lockdown measures

CSO figures show sharp rebound in activity as lockdown measures were lifted

Dublin’s Iseq hits 11-month high as Ryanair and Flutter drive index forward

Report suggests two national lockdowns and other restrictions will see 35% reduction in claims this year

Exchequer returns for November show sharp increase in spending combined with weaker receipts

Infrastructure may be operated by common booking platform, allowing users book a seat

Latest figures for November put the youth jobless rate at 47 per cent

Research examines flexible working, promotions and training in Civil Service

Travel guide publisher acquired by North Carolina-based Red Ventures

Group says fairer recruitment help drive down pay differential

Minutes of recent meeting show regulator is engaging with HSE on staff redeployment

Irish Fiscal Advisory Council warns about age-related costs into the future

First-time buyers drive approvals up nearly 23% year on year

Watchdog says €5.4bn rise in non-Covid spending for 2021 not adequately funded

Central Bank figures show households had record €123bn on deposit in October

Pat McDonagh says vital US tourist trade will be slow to return to pre-pandemic levels

Report on response to crisis also highlights that Central Bank now holds €44bn worth State debt

Governor Gabriel Makhlouf says limits will remain unchanged for 2021

Average weekly earnings rose by 3.7 per cent to €797.83 in the third quarter, CSO says

French CAC 40 boosted by news of country’s lowest daily Covid-19 cases in two months

Patrick Coveney warns sandwich firm will not recover until 2022 as it raises additional £90m

Cobas says US hedge fund’s bid for group significantly undervalues

AstraZeneca’s shares fall 3.8% as traders take into account its vaccine’s lower efficacy rate compared with rivals

Irish food group – and UK’s biggest sandwich maker – hit by fall-off in demand due to Covid

Rating agency Moody’s says pandemic will prompt greater demand for social housing

Extent of State support for production and consumption activities revealed by CSO

Drinks giant unveils more sustainable multipack cardboard packaging and bottles

Company behind €3bn project accused of not providing sufficient information about the rollout on its website

Prices in Dublin decline by nearly 2 per cent year on year, according to CSO

Agri-services group also highlights ongoing challenges of Brexit and Covid-19

New figures show major difference in cost between direct builds and turnkey purchases

Jobless rate down to 16% in August but rising with latest restraints, according to CSO survey

Two-thirds of households in Republic in receipt of at least one of these welfare payments

Bank of Ireland and AIB benefit from hopes of a quick economic recovery

Central Bank report finds enhanced technology has made practice more widespread

Latest trade numbers detail soaring demand for medical and pharmaceutical products

Figures, however, point to pick-up in single dwelling completions

Covid-19 crisis turns modest inflation into deflation

Agency raises additional €1.25 billion of long-term debt

Food industry body says sector will need €700m in financial supports over three years

Brokers Ireland says difference in interest rates costs Irish borrowers up to €78,000

Report by Cushman & Wakefield reveals impact of pandemic

Former top official claims parts of controversial Bill designed to exert leverage in talks

Banking, energy, auto parts stocks build on Monday’s gains