‘Cull’ in study visas hurting Ireland’s English language sector, representative body claims
Student refusal rate has doubled in two years amid Government clampdown
ICG management buyout undervalues ferry operator by 39%, shareholder claims
Irish Ferries operator is the subject of a management-led buyout, which some stakeholders oppose
Ires Reit sees profits triple as new rent rules ‘unlock’ capital
State’s largest landlord said revenue increased by 1.1 per cent to €43.1m for six months to end of June
China appears to have saved us from a global recession
Beijing’s decision to slash oil imports has kept a lid on prices, avoiding a wider economic fallout
Higher energy prices and rising rents increase cost-of-living squeeze for Irish households
Latest Consumer Price Index indicates inflation rose by 3.4% in July
Stocks inch up, oil dips as traders eye US-Iran talks
Mild US inflation numbers raise expectations of no Fed rate hike
Tirlán accused of sabotaging Irish butter exports with Costco deal
Farming groups fear diary co-op’s deal will trigger a ‘race to the bottom’ for milk producers
Factory production remains below tariff-fuelled surge in exports last year
Manufacturing activity is ahead of first-quarter figure as investor moral e improves across euro zone
Global food prices hit three-year high on back of conflict and extreme weather
UN’s index of food-commodity prices rose by 0.6% last month as supply and harvest concerns hit cereal costs
Was joining IAG a strategic error for Aer Lingus?
Despite reporting near-record profits, the Irish airline’s move to downsize has puzzled observers
Irish Fiscal Advisory Council warns of ‘sizeable’ budgetary overruns
Latest exchequer data shows Government spending rose by 7.4% to €65 billion in first seven months of year
Multinationals paid additional €1bn in July as new 15% tax rate kicks in
Government has collected €59.6bn in tax to date in 2026, up €1.6bn on same period last year
Weight-loss drugs prove ‘tailwind’ for Glanbia
Kilkenny-based nutrition group reports major jump in earnings
Irish unemployment rate rises to 5.1%
Latest readout comes amid warnings that the labour market here is cooling after several years of growth
Ryanair’s monthly passenger total hits record 22 million in July
Budget airline said it carried a record 22.2 million passengers last month