Housing crisis: Construction report warns of ‘looming supply constraints’
Quarterly market analysis from Construction Information Services points to marked slowdown in housing starts
Irish drinks sector ‘uniquely exposed’ if EU fails to get tariffs lifted
Irish Whiskey Association and Drinks Ireland warn current 10 per cent tariff is costing Irish drinks producers thousands of euro every week
US tariffs could jeopardise planned tax cuts in budget, warns Minister
Budget 2026 set to be ‘very different’ from predecessors, says Neale Richmond
US-China tariff truce will lessen shock but won’t stop prices rising, Fed governor warns
Adriana Kugler says she still expects to see higher prices and slower growth
Consumer spending boosted by popularity of Minecraft movie as families took advantage of school holidays
AIB’s latest spending tracker points to positive overall spend
Tírlan urged to seek expert advice on Glanbia holding
Dairy co-op under pressure from shareholders over fall in value of Glanbia stake
Regulatory uncertainty blocking housing investment, Elkstone warns
Ireland’s development pipeline is stalling precisely when new housing is most desperately needed, investment firm Elkstone claims
UK needs new EU trade deal, not scraps from the White House
For Keir Starmer, all roads lead back to Brussels, a toxic subject for many Britons but an economic necessity for a country looking to grow
AIB raises $750m in funding through bond sale
Demand from investors was ‘extremely strong’ peaking at over $6.5 billion, AIB says
Aer Lingus reports Q1 loss of €55m as parent IAG orders 53 new Airbus, Boeing long-haul aircraft
Order consists of 32 Boeing aircraft for British Airways and 21 Airbus aircraft, which may be assigned to Aer Lingus
State can’t build 50,000 homes a year without building 25,000 apartments, Cairn chief claims
Dublin-listed home builder affirms confidence in full-year guidance for revenue and profit growth
Rupert Murdoch-owned Irish radio group sees losses narrow
Wireless Radio operates FM104, Cork’s 96FM, Limerick’s Live 95, LMFM and Dublin’s Q102
Explainer: What the Department of Finance says on the impact of Trump’s tariffs
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Trump’s tariffs could see up to 25,000 fewer jobs created in Ireland
Department of Finance warns of growth shock if EU does not secure a trade deal
Irish economy to experience growth shock from Trump’s tariffs, Department of Finance warns
Expansion in domestic economy would slow to 2 per cent this year if 10 per cent levy on US imports from the EU remains in place