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Thousands of Irish homes are inadvertently insured for tens of thousands less than it would cost to rebuild them

The technology’s threat to junior positions could lead to companies creating their own future skills gap

CIPD study says business strategy, employee rewards, career progression and clarity on policies seen as significant

Extra charges make up 55% of household electricity bills and more for some industries

There are some positive signs in the latest MyHome report and mood music in the industry

Allocation almost 17% lower than broadcaster had targeted for the year in its most recent strategy paper

Amid cost-of-living pressures, sales of the chain’s premium range are growing fast

Someone with a €200,000 outstanding loan at Pepper worse off by around €300 every month

Department of Finance draws attention ‘to risks to employment prospects from AI over the medium-term’

Little point in offering first-time buyers greater tax relief unless there are properties they can buy

Advanced economies are flirting with full-blown crises because of excessive debt but not Ireland

Prospective buyer declined to say whether Axis Capital has investment banking advisers or financial backing

Department admits that while business tax take will rise this year, it will not meet even recent forecasts

Bank of Ireland delivers upbeat assessment of economy despite international headwinds

They once turbo-charged the property market. Now they’re a dying breed

Doubt over sustainability of microgeneration credits from solar panels may give consumers cause to pause

New home supply outside Dublin is up but there is also a definite cooling on the demand side of the equation

Both Vision Capital and Capreit have sold out of the State’s biggest private landlord

Lack of concrete data on contribution of data centres to Ireland leaves debate open to spin

Christine Lagarde, Philip Lane and Isabel Schnabel all due to step down next year

Ryanair CEO defends pay arrangement which could net him €150m

Guinness owner names Tesco veteran Joanne Wilson as finance boss

Those in work unlikely to get significant cut in tax burden or more money in their pockets

Decison to penalise tech giant related to complaints made as far back as 2018

Valuable lessons learned from Storm Eowyn but unpredictable months ahead

Department of Finance signals corporate tax receipts will exceed its current €35.3 billion projection by ‘a wide margin’

Central Bank and banking lobby group BPFI provide latest insights into State’s most pressing problem

In pre-budget submission, firm seeks to avoid another 50c hike in excise duty per pack of cigarettes, though

The data suggests Warsh should announce a rate hike this week. But will he dare face the wrath of Donald Trump?

Flavin, who founded DCC in 1976 and has a 3.2% stake, has consistently argued that it should remain an independent listed company

Clamour is becoming louder for a budget that will help families navigate a difficult winter

Central Bank governor reiterates path on interest rates not set, but inflation is now a big problem

Shareholders will vote on Thursday on an €8-a-share offer by management buyout team led by CEO Eamonn Rothwell

Customers face increase of around 10% in household energy bills within days on Budget 2027

Euro zone economy expands more than initially thought after a sharp upward revision in Ireland

Average pension savings will struggle to see us fund life to our mid-80s, never mind 100

AI boom has put a gloss on Irish economic growth this year

Bookmaker weighs closing another 100 shops in UK and Ireland

More than 1.3 million women were employed in second quarter of 2026

A glowing review of Ireland’s home-building sector presents headaches for Minister for Housing James Browne