Vast high-rise development for Galway appealed by An Taisce
Coastal city ‘not Monte Carlo’ says watchdog of 21-storey tower to overlook ‘storage tanks’
Former advisers to previous FF-Green government reappointed
Alan Ahearne joins Taoiseach’s team, Donal Geoghegan named Ryan’s joint chief of staff
Coronavirus in Ireland: What we know so far
Q&A: What are the numbers? How are restrictions enforced? How does the virus spread?
Top Irish ECB official among candidates for Central Bank governor
John Fell among candidates seeking to succeed Philip Lane at regulator
Fortnight for Central Bank governor hopefuls to register interest
Search for Philip Lane’s successor under way after move to European Central Bank confirmed
Philip Lane prepares to take responsibility for avoiding ‘Japanification of Europe’
European Central Bank chief economist in waiting will take up role amid unprecedented uncertainty
Brexit: DUP ‘ultras’ want hard border for electoral gain – MLA
UUP’s Steve Aiken claims there is a ‘massive sort of schism’ within biggest unionist party
The day the banks stood still: counting the cost of the crash a decade later
Key players recall events leading to the bank guarantee – and its aftermath
Water charges failed due to a ‘too much too soon’ approach – economist
‘How (not) to do public policy’ analysis to be debated at NUI Galway conference
You’re in Ireland, so don’t mention tax
Cantillon: The line that companies locate here for reasons other than tax is getting old
Budget 2018: Increases in housing, health and social welfare
Corporation tax to remain at 12.5%, health spending to reach total of €15.3bn
Micheál Martin takes muted but not modest line of attack
Fianna Fáil think-in focuses on complaints about Government spin rather than policy
Stem courses key to Ireland making gains post-Brexit
Universities’ initiative aims to create highly skilled workforce for high-tech sector
Whitaker’s work is as relevant as ever to today’s Ireland
Core lesson remains that we must be competitive internationally to prosper
USC winding down proposals ignite row over tax base
Contentious levy generates €4bn in annual revenue for State, but parties split on future
Troika ‘vetoed’ 2010 proposal to impose bondholder haircuts
Inquiry hears ECB ‘quite strident’ that no bailout would be available if cuts imposed
Banking inquiry to discuss extension to report deadline
Chairman Ciarán Lynch says he is disappointed at ECB’s refusal to give evidence
ECB withdraws offer to assist banking inquiry
Chairman Ciaran Lynch ‘extremely disappointed’ with stance of ECB
Derek Quinlan called to give evidence before Banking Inquiry
€1.166bn purchase of Jurys Inn budget hotel chain among deals put together by Quinlan
Ireland’s economic recovery: are you feeling it?
Spending is up, unemployment is down. But what’s in it for you? Tuesday’s ‘spring statement’ should indicate how the Coalition plans to spend the fruits of recovery
Economists bring style contrasts to banking inquiry
Bacon slick as Ahearne puzzled by guarantee detail
Lower VAT for tourism services
Rise in room rates and occupancy levels point to a sector that has rebounded
Banking Inquiry live: Peter Bacon and Alan Ahearne appearing
Economist and Professor Alan Ahearne will be joined by Dr Peter Bacon
Hotels on fine line between recovery and recovered
Sector is attempting to balance resurgence with appeal for special VAT rate
Dublin hotel rates to return to 2007 peak next year, says PwC
Average price expected to reach €109 amid growing demand
Noonan needs to keep tourism sector’s VAT rate break under review
Reduced rate for tourism services introduced mid-2011 meant to be a temporary measure
Hotel industry supported by VAT rate, conference told
Irish Hotels Federation hears how Government’s VAT band key to avoiding insolvency
First time buyers? Dream on
New rules to control the property market will send rents sky high and force first-time buyers to save for a decade, say critics. Are the measures unfair, sensible or both?
Fianna Fáil leader accuses Government of living ‘a lie’ on health budget
Micheál Martin launches withering attack on Taoiseach and former health minister Reilly at his party’s think-in in Roscommon
Politicians ease themselves back with series of autumn think-ins
Strategy meetings to take place ahead of eagerly anticipated budget
Change one thing: The future of academic freedom and university autonomy – and why it matters
Dr Jim Browne, president of NUIG, says universities are in a constant state of tension, truly a part of and yet apart from, society
Galway’s property growth: is it a blip? Is it a bubble? Is it bananas?
House sales are up in the city and county, but ghost estates, “repo courts” and big price differences are still part of the property landscape
Irish economic ‘miracle’ on shaky ground, says Kelly
Policies pursued by ECB president Draghi limited Ireland’s economic ‘cold turkey’, says UCD economist
German central bank supported debt write downs for Ireland in 2010
Bundesbank wanted to maintain principle of burden sharing says Weidmann
No EU enthusiasm for banking union, says former Lenihan aide Ahearne
Economist says banks do not want a banking union, because they feel governments protect their national banks
Central Bank insists austerity is only real option
Fiona Muldoon tells MacGill summer school Government must get State’s finances in order
Tax tracker mortgages, says leading economist
Former advisor to Brian Lenihan says people on low-interest loans are being subsidised by those who aren’t
Credit unions struggle to secure reasonable return on assets
Lending is down and interest rate on savings is dropping
Irish bond yields drop to pre-crash levels
Slide in borrowing costs was part of EU bond rally linked to speculation about rate cut
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Family NoticesOpens in new window
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices