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Minister of State with responsibility for financial services Michael D’Arcy: he rejected suggestions that Ireland is being overly cautious in its approach to financial regulation, thereby costing Ireland post-Brexit investment. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill/The Irish Times
Junior minister rejects claim Ireland is losing out on Brexit investments

Minister for State with special responsibility for financial services and insurance Michael D’Arcy has countered suggestions that Ireland is taking a(...)

Tie-up was agreed in Melbourne and signed in the presence of President Michael D Higgins on Friday
Dublin tech firm signs €20m deal with Australia’s biggest telecom group

Dublin technology company Cubic has landed a deal with Australian telecoms giant Telstra worth up to €20 million over the next four years bringing mob(...)

Since Nama was tasked in 2014 with helping to deliver more homes in Ireland to alleviate undersupply, the agency has delivered almost 5,600 homes, with a further 3,000 under construction
Nama expects to provide outsourced services to new housing finance body

The National Asset Management Agency (Nama) expects to provide outsourced services to the Government’s planned Home Building Finance Ireland (HBFI), w(...)

European competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager said on Wednesday she had referred Ireland to the European Court of Justice for failing to recover some €13 billion in illegal state aid from Apple. Photograph: EPA
Why is EU taking Ireland to court over €13bn Apple tax bill?

So, Apple’s Irish tax affairs are in the news again. How long has this been going on for? More than four years. The Irish tax affairs of Apple, which(...)

Leo Varadkar: “This is money that has to be held in an EU escrow account”
Varadkar: Apple money can’t be used for ‘solving any of our problems’

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has described as “wholly unnecessary and unwarranted” the decision by the European Commission to refer Ireland to the European (...)

The five-year bonds issued by the NTMA were priced to carry a yield of -0.008 per cent. Photograph: Dave Meehan
State to pay less than zero rate on €4bn in bonds

The Republic will pay less than a zero per cent rate on €4 billion of bonds it sold on Wednesday to help refinance the country’s remaining Internation(...)

Dublin Landings: one of the most important regeneration projects ever undertaken in Dublin
Ballymore seeks €150m for new docklands office building

Commercial Property Editor Irish property company Ballymore and its Singapore partner, Oxley, are to embark on a forward sale of the first of five o(...)

Dublin Landings: one of the most important regeneration projects ever undertaken in Dublin Dublin Landings: one of the most important regeneration projects ever undertaken in Dublin
Ballymore seeks €150m for new docklands office building

Irish property company Ballymore and its Singapore partner, Oxley, are to embark on a forward sale of the first of five office buildings under constru(...)

The NTMA’s headquarters in Dublin. The agency plans to sell a new bond to help refinance €5.5bn of Ireland’s remaining IMF debt, as well as bilateral borrowings from Denmark and Sweden
NTMA plans €5bn bond sale to refinance bailout repayments

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) said on Monday it plans to sell a new bond to help refinance €5.5 billion of Ireland’s remaining Intern(...)

The Health Service Executive and child protection agency Tusla accounted for €1.9 billion of the €2.2 billion legal compensation costs to the State in 2016.
Compensation claims against State increase by 22%

The total cost of outstanding compensation claims against the State jumped 22 per cent to €2.2 billion by the end of last year, figures published on F(...)