Paschal Donohoe

Extension of measure introduced during pandemic expected to cost up to €250m

Joe Brennan: Plans to open third front selling AIB shares must surely be on hold for now

US-based fund’s regular economic check-up warns of indirect risks from war in Ukraine

Retention of talent cited as key issue as overseas lenders and fintech disrupt market

Exchequer returns shows gap is narrowing on deficit of €7.6bn posted in 2021

Key Irish figures recall the fear and uncertainty of the pandemic’s early days

Cantillon: Francesca McDonagh joins Credit Suisse as bankers look to change pay rules

Executive is expected to join another European financial institution

Martin set to get his choice of cabinet posts while botched secondment could have repercussions for Donnelly

AIB is emerging from the pandemic in a strong position given its earnings potential and rising interest rates

State not looking at capping number of refugees coming into Ireland, Martin says

Revenue figures show 641 subsidised companies ‘made some form of distribution’

Scheme phased out during financial crisis cost exchequer €100m at its peak

Ireland is at risk of getting stuck in the middle of a nasty row between the EU and US

Government sets aside extra €3bn to cover cost of sheltering refugees from Ukraine

Increasing the tax-free gift allowance that employers can give to staff from €500 to €1,000 is also still on the table

Seen & Heard: Jay Bourke’s debts, Gan’s results, and homes at O’Devaney Gardens also make the headlines

Higher prices means more tax receipts for Government

War, inflation, wage pressures, the pension age – a prolonged catfight is on the cards

Sarp provides income-tax relief for some workers assigned from abroad

Joe Brennan: Its big pitch to investors when refloating was €3bn over-capitalisation

Tánaiste asserts VAT cut on energy is not currently possible amid SF criticism