Fáilte Ireland viral marketing campaign around cardigan for Taylor Swift cost less than €8,000
Tourism body sought to use star to promote Ireland
Tourism body sought to use star to promote Ireland
Insurer posts 14% rise in operating profit to €1 billion
Stevie Nicks and Julia Roberts were there, and Swift played ‘my’ surprise song. Who knew one song had such healing powers?
Appointee is former group secretary of Bank of Ireland
Dunmore East property is holiday home of the well-known Waterford family behind Ardkeen Quality Food Store
Aviva has held the naming rights since 2010 and is in exclusive talks to renew for another five years
Changes will apply to new customers from July 1st and existing customers renewing policies from same date
Declan O’Rourke on re-entering health insurance, and how he ended up in the top job
Insurer announced in April that it would re-enter the Irish private health insurance market later this year
Investors betting on pace at which central banks will cut rates
With the insurer clearly seeing a gap in the market, ‘aggressive competition is to be expected’
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Average price of health insurance premiums increased 10% in 2023 to almost €1,600
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The as yet unnamed venture is to begin selling private health insurance in the second half of 2024
21-24 Capel Street is fully let to Garda watchdog, and Spar owner BWG group, and is generating over €1.26m in annual rental income
Latest figures from BNP Paribas Real Estate show first-quarter spend came in at €161.7m, or just 15% of 10-year average
Some in the annuity sector seems to be anything other than focused on openness and transparency with customers
Scheme is fully occupied and generating €2.2m in annual rental income from strong tenant line-up led by DIY retail giant, Woodie’s
Aviva Insurance Ireland is the third-largest personal and commercial insurer in the State
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Q&A: Tax position on your shares has changed down the years, as has the structure of your shareholding
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There are reasons why investment funds are taxed at a higher headline rate even if 41% is too big a share for the exchequer
Aviva calls for Minister to fast-track review on 41% exit tax which is discouraging investment despite low deposit rates
Funding to allow company ‘rapidly expand’ charging network in Ireland, creating 60 jobs
Tax relief and company contributions will see many pension investments treble almost instantly, unlike money left on deposit, say experts
Wall Street stocks rise after US retailer Target beats quarterly profit expectations
Signs point to another round of price hikes for consumers this year
Managers reveal their own work practices and views on legislation to protect workers’ time
Stadium operator’s accounts show a 63% rise in operating profit last year, with IRFU and FAI contributing €7m in revenue
Paper losses pushed the sector into a loss at its so-called comprehensive level and reduced capital reserves levels across most top insurers
Rapid increases in building costs mean homeowners could find themselves substantially out of pocket if their homes are damaged
Solvency reserves fall as insurers taking a hit on large bond holdings though that will likely reverse as they are held to maturity
Growing number of policyholders don’t have adequate cover and will be out of pocket if they have to make any claim for damage
The deferral of withdrawals or switches is a feature of property funds but investors need to be aware that it makes them a risker prospect
Aviva Insurance Ireland’s operating profit fell to €32m from €44m for the previous year
Irish fintech’s revenue for year to end March 2022 was €112.8m, up from €91.3m a year earlier
After Irish supporters were drowned out at the Aviva last weekend, readers give their opinion on the best song to raise the match-day atmosphere
Cyclists the third most dangerous, according to fresh research for Aviva Insurance
Ticket touting and practice of reselling tickets above face value was banned in 2021 with Sale of Tickets Act
ESG doesn’t necessarily mean excluding certain companies or hurting your pension pot, says financial adviser
It is an abomination the Aviva’s atmosphere for Test rugby has been strangled by the traffic to the bar
Leinster and Munster beaten in 2003 leaving incredulous ERC with empty Lansdowne Road to fill with two French sides
Do you usually enjoy matches at this venue or is there anything you would change?
FTSE 100 company reshapes underwriting book to try to meet climate goals
As he steps down as Leinster CEO, Mick Dawson looks back on the team’s transformation - and credits rivalry with Munster as the spur to success
Just over a third would opt for an investment with some degree of risk such as the stock market, property, or gold
Cudmore to join from UK firm LV in first half of next year
Insurers offering such pensions had stopped taking new business last year because of strict EU regulations, but have now found ways to return to the market
Henshaw looked razor sharp against Connacht, and has rarely felt fresher
September’s crucial game against Finland set for Tallaght, but pressure mounts for Aviva
Owner Marc Bereen gives staff redundancy notice after landlord Aviva puts lease on market
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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