Business

Shares traded in Dublin began the week on a steady upward trajectory

New €100m expansion due to open next summer will increase patient capacity by approximately 40%

Trade union calls for greater oversight after Republic trails European peers in latest study

Investors expect company to seek IPO valuation of $1.5-$1.75tn, down from $2tn projection in August

Irish Whiskey Association survey reports 20% jump in visitor spending, even as one-third of visitors decline tasting

Chipmakers Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom will act as cornerstone investors

The Dominican religious order sold the land, including its former convent and chapel, for more than €8 million in 2021

Irish contractor specialises in large-scale engineering projects for tech and life sciences sectors

Bank of America’s fund manager survey shows a record number plan to underweight French stocks over the next year, but other market adages are available

Public sector pay deal won’t attract workers to areas where posts have been hard to fill, such as in the Naval Service, special care, and IT

Citizens should not be repeatedly asked by governments or multiple agencies for information already available

Jerry Fish is a musician, songwriter and singer

Job hunters should not have to disclose their pay history or guess what salary is on offer

It will be an uphill battle, with Ireland having the lowest proportion of secondary school students who study two or more foreign languages

One in five of all shoppers continue to pay for goods with cash, according to banking survey for 2026