An Post

Group looks at further expansion after winning contract to operate UK’s national sweepstake

An Post says its Witness History exhibition at the GPO is underperforming, in part due to ‘perceptions of safety’

Pricewatch: A delivery of expensive tea that came all the way from China also arrived with a VAT bill despite tea being zero-rated for VAT by Revenue

Thousands of purchases made by Irish shoppers have been returned over customs issues

Thousands of online purchases from smaller UK retailers had been returned each day post-Brexit

Pricewatch: Also this week, postal problems and the price of a pint jumping overnight

State postal service provider’s new headquarters at the Exo in city’s north docklands will be capable of accommodating over 800 workers

Recommendation by Labour Court welcomed by both sides after a year of talks

Design is based on the stars of the flag and the six fundamental values of the European Union

Fintan Tindley (49) from Mahon, Cork had never come to the notice of the authorities before

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Hold-ups caused by a failure in United Kingdom to implement EU customs rules properly could mean Christmas purchases sent back to Britain

Implementation of post-Brexit customs rules triggers dispute among heavyweight carriers

Q&A with Audrey Magee, award-winning author of The Undertaking and The Colony

State postal service provider will commit to rent Crumlin village building until purchaser secures planning permission

Employers are set to reveal a spate of gender pay gaps in December, many for the first time

Internal auditors say lack of skills and resources are chief barriers to adoption

Recent years have seen bank branch closures and curtailment of essential services so they can focus on more profitable activities and outlets

Novel of the year, nonfiction book of the year and 16 other winners have been announced. All now compete for the book of the year award

It might not be time to deck the halls just yet, but a few jingle bells won’t do anyone any harm

It’s no surprise really: there will be just three banks left in the deposit market when KBC and Ulster Bank have gone

Carol Boate’s office ‘confident’ that oversight of lottery carried out last year will further protect and safeguard players

Move will allow consumers to buy stamp through An Post app

Catherine Martin says the system will be reformed to collect fees from households who have no TV set but watch Irish content on other devices

Higher rates and less choice loom in the near term for borrowers as KBC and Ulster Bank exit but there’s scope to attract new entrants

Campaigners and trade unionist have raised concerns about alleged union busting by ecommerce giant

Up to 50 pensioners with decades of service mount protest outside Department of Communications

Even the Future of Media Commission, which favours scrapping fee, says RTÉ should invest in ‘single sign-on’

Dublin Pride, An Post, KPMG and St Patrick’s Festival among potential winners.

Company expects to return to growth and profit in the second half of this year

Race will begin in Dublin on June 15th and conclude on June 19th in Blackrock, Co Louth

Inside Politics: Could the Rural Independents be responsible for the loss of a Green TD?

Total brings to €124m amount transferred since 2015

ICCL shares more detail with watchdog in complaint over address database firm

Martin tells Johnson any unilateral action would destabilise Northern Ireland

Seen and Heard: Roadbridge creditor row; road projects under threat; Doran’s delight

RepTrak study finds ‘Covid bounce’ in reputations has subsided

ICCL concerned over sale of ‘incredibly personal’ information to organisations such as Experian and Aviva

One-stop shops will simplify a complex process, tailored to individual needs

More than one million current and deposit accounts must find new homes