M&A rush and earnings power European stocks to new highs
‘Europe now sees the best earnings revisions of all global regions’ - analyst
Bessborough: Planning board must address concerns, says Minister
Construction of 179 apartments believed to impact children’s burial site on grounds
Almost half of people travelled more than 10km from home in week before Christmas
December 24th saw greatest mobility since start of pandemic, says CSO
Reform of insurance sector targeted by senior Ministers
Cabinet seeks to apply muscle to address insurance costs and compensation payouts
Shares edge higher as relative calm reigns over markets
In Dublin, the Iseq rose by just over 0.5%, in line with other European bourses
Irish shares dip as rally across European markets runs out of steam
Rapidly spreading coronavirus, fears of deep global recession overshadow stimulus deal
Carnage on global markets despite stimulus packages
Iseq finishes down almost 8% as European shares see worst close in nearly seven years
Prospect of interest rate cuts helps global markets recover
Markets report: Iseq was virtually flat on the day with Ryanair amongst losers
US shares hit record highs on Trump comments
Claim that Tehran appears to be standing down sparked relief rally in markets
Skills shortages ‘stifling innovation’, says PwC report
Some 75% of survey respondents say their company is facing ‘talent constraints’
Children’s hospital: top health chiefs were told in September 2018 of €400m overrun
Officials discussed how ‘construction costing is trending very significantly over budget’
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Paddy Jackson's lawyers say he intends to sue Aodhán Ó Riordáin over tweet
Jackson lawyers examining ‘every item of social media commentary’
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil rule out coalition with Sinn Féin
Flanagan says SF not fit for government and engages in ‘Paul Daniels economics’
Ministers criticise UK assumption that it could retain key EU agencies after Brexit
Ireland keen to attract European Medicines Agency and European Banking Authority
European share prices rise as Brexit concerns ease
Latest polls reveal campaign for Britain to remain in the EU has a one-point lead
Jonathan Walters named Ireland player of the year
Meanwhile, Robbie Brady scooped the award for young player of the year in Donnybrook
Irish Women of the World: Powered for progression in law and business
Five women who have succeeded in male-dominated professions describe their progress
Opinion: European, democratic, liberal and open Poland is now under threat
The ruling party wishes to follow the example of Victor Orbán’s Hungary and his model of ‘illiberal democracy” with the primacy of political will over law
I&Q: Is violence making a sinister move into US schools?
A US school-based police officer was fired this week for violently arresting a female student
Reckless bank officials should face imprisonment, says Renua
Lucinda Creighton unveils policy paper to tackle white collar crime
John O’Shea and Aiden McGeady nominated for FAI player of the year
Robbie Brady the only likely injury absentee from O’Neill’s squad for Poland match
Paddy McKillen refinances Ulster Bank debts
Developer and partner had BoI support in completing their Ulster Bank borrowings
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