Fuel protests: Ministers refuse to budge on energy supports despite day of protests
Next decision on financial aid not expected until expiry of measures brought in a fortnight ago
Government to meet oil reserves agency as Gulf war escalates
Exchequer returns show workers paid €8.7bn in income tax
Irish homes face higher energy bills if Iran war continues, industry group warns
Electricity and gas prices have been spared so far due to hedging, but extended conflict could change that
US airlines warned Minister that Dublin Airport cap breached treaty
Industry group highlighted risks of annual 32m passenger limit, documents show
Business Post lost €2.9m in 2023, but CEO points to return of profits since then
Newspaper publisher and market research company will show surplus for last year, says chief executive
Ireland’s ARI wins JFK airport duty free contract in first US venture
Irish travel retailer and partners will invest $50m to reshape $100m a year business in New York airport
Aer Lingus facing lawsuit from suspended pilot
Dispute arose after incident that prompted union protest to airline
Whistleblowers net €1.5m for Revenue
Protected disclosures result in prosecutions and investigations, says tax authority
Stocks rise on report that Trump weighing end to war
Irish shares rise in line with Europe, Unilever slides on spin-off deal
Builders cite lack of available land as ‘number one factor’ holding up new homes construction
Goodbody report says most builders expect to increase residential construction this year, or to match 2025 levels
Betting and racing information firm BoscaSports buys British firm
UK-based 2DB provides live video streams and data to bookmakers’ shops
Higher air fares and loss of flights to US on the horizon if Dublin Airport cap remains
Axe the Dublin Airport passenger cap, airline bosses tell politicians
Holidaymakers could face higher air fares on oil surge
Airlines warn politicians to scrap Dublin Airport cap or face economic consequences
Ireland will lose flights to US if Dublin Airport cap stays in place, US airlines warn
Aer Lingus CEO tells TDs and senators passenger cap is ‘economically catastrophic’ as airlines and DAA press for speedy action on legislation