Wayflyer beefs up team as it targets further global growth
Company has made a number of key appointments
Kilcoo complete unlikely fairytale climb to the summit
Johnston brothers conjure last-gasp goal in extra-time to leave Kilmacud shattered
‘With great hesitation, I’m going to talk of vaccine hesitancy’
Radio: In a high-wire act, Newstalk’s Clare McKenna airs fears over child vaccination
Budget 2022 will be a challenge for political and public debate
Pat Leahy: We once again face the question of whether we want to learn from past mistakes
Multinationals in Ireland spend less locally than in other countries - OECD
Report for IDA Ireland praises overall FDI strategy but warns of ‘concentration risk’
Meet Ireland’s new farmers: ‘People laughed at us when we started growing snails’
From hemp and medicinal herbs, new generation of farmers are exploring new methods and new crops all over Ireland
Oireachtas committee to discuss Covid-19 outsbreaks at meat plants
Rapid spread of coronavirus in processing facilities in the midlands causing concerns
Dire warnings of need for tax rises and spending cuts
Seen & Heard: Airbnb hosts in firing line and Johnny Ronan on Bewley’s closure
Dublin’s neverbetability survives Monaghan first-half scoring spree
Séamus McEnaney still happy with his side’s performance despite losing big lead
Dublin snatch a draw nine minutes into injury-time
Monaghan allow six-point lead to slip away in injury-time as Farrell's side come back from the dead
David Clifford sends everyone back to their corners unbeaten
It was a belter of a game for a January night. At times, it felt like we’d never been away
Dublin Economics Workshop to feature Robert Watt
Department of Public Expenditure and Reform official to be keynote speaker at forum
Datalex interim chief overhauls management as results delayed
Chief operating officer and chief marketing officer among departures
‘Special place in hell’ for those urging border poll without plan, says Eastwood
SDLP leader echoes Donald Tusk in criticism of Sinn Féin at Fianna Fáil Ardfheis
Seen & heard: Tax avoiding Vulture funds and TransferMate’s deal with ING
OECD warns over stagnating productivity and House of Fraser woes
High price for IIEA talking shop on Brexit
Quinn warned Brexit was ‘the greatest existential threat Ireland has faced in peace time’
Department raised concerns about funding ‘Brexit hub’
Top official queried public benefits of €250,000 a year spend on think tank’s forum
Tourist industry urged to shift focus from UK to EU
European visitors account for growing share of market
Hard Border ‘anathema’ to Irish tourism, committee hears
Tourism Ireland chief tells House of Lords committe freedom of movement North and South is crucial
Radio: George Hook’s usual appetite for nostalgia finally tips into gluttony
Review: Seán O’Rourke, The Right Hook, Marian Finucane and Off The Ball
British-Irish trade body scotches notion of FDI windfall for Ireland
Head of British Irish Chamber of Commerce questions claims about rediverted FDI
Cheltenham painting a racing certainty to attract lively bidding
A future queen of England, Irish film stars, Sir Winston Churchill, the duchess who owned Arkle, the sheepskin brigade, and Tipperary’s best-bred are among the cast in a captivating racecourse scene
President Michael D Higgins: four years in
Weekend Read: Michael D’s public success, popular touch and work rate have confounded sceptics who doubted if a 74-year-old with a bad knee could do the job. But behind the scenes are episodes of tetchiness, a high staff turnover, and tension between the President and Government officials
Budget plans break fiscal rules, warns watchdog
Irish Fiscal Advisory Council says Government is planning significant deviation
Nama in legal battle with journalist over meaning of ‘including’
Economic forecasts ‘rubbish’, economist tells media conference
Exasperation in OECD at snail’s pace of reform
Report cites over 170 budget lines in ‘innovation space’
Ireland ‘back on its feet’ as it nears bailout exit, OECD says
But think tank says Government policies do not focus enough on long-term unemployment
Recession ends but Noonan warns of difficult budget
Exports and consumer spending rise but GDP growth fails to meet projections
Government spending fell by €8bn last year
Fall due to steep decline in bank bailout costs, down to €280m from €6.8bn in 2011
Latest increases in Dublin prices does not mean market will not see further falls
Pent-up demand may explain the latest trend but repossessions could see price falls
Commerce across borders is history’s greatest pacifier
Comment: Business interaction doesn’t only reduce the propensity to violence out of self-interest – it brings people together
Older people continue to fare best from recession
CSO figures show one in 10 over-65s were living on breadline in 2011
Irish exports lift as euro zone exits recession
Zone returns to growth after longest recession since euro was created in 1999
New EU figures show euro zone out of recession
GDP expands by 0.3 per cent in second quarter, marking end of downturn
Total net wealth of Irish households fell in first quarter
Decline comes despite continued fall in household debt to lowest level since 2006
EU economy data may show return to growth
Analysis: GDP figures due tomorrow may confirm the European economy has grown between the first and second quarters
Without more radical reform of the State, we will return to mediocrity
Bottom-up pressure for reform is indispensable
July tax returns 3 per cent below target
Government budget goals remain broadly on track over first seven months of 2013
Central Bank warns against easing austerity in budget
Adjustment of €5.1 billion for 2014-15 is ‘necessary to maintain confidence of lenders’
Adam White: From turning wood to turns of phrase
After a dip in work, carpenter Adam White discovered his gift for poetry – and now his first collection is up for a major prize
Ireland is not tax haven, says senior OECD official
Pascal Saint-Amans makes comments in the wake of UK and US accusations about multinationals Irish tax situation
June sees highest monthly property rise since crash
For the first time since crash five years ago prices were higher than a year earlier
Entrepreneurial spirit stifled by education
Column: Ireland’s education system reflects its legacy as a predominantly rural society with little first-hand knowledge of industry and technology
ESRI lets itself down with report blind to new bailout and euro break-up risks
Analysis: despite incisive work, the think tank can get it wrong; and its latest report is sadly lacking
State should stick with austerity, says ESRI
Think tank’s medium-term report urges Government to proceed with €3.1 billion cuts-and-taxes plan
Hopes of economic recovery limited
While Ireland’s economy remains stagnant, Europe is showing some signs of life
Exchequer figures are mercifully free of unpleasant surprises
Analysis: A small budgetary buffer provides relief in the Department of Finance
Generational impact of jobs crisis is an age-old issue
Analysis: The best thing the Government could do for the young would be to end the public-sector hiring freeze
Setback for hopes of recovery as State enters recession
Fall in consumer spending on the previous quarter is largest on record
Consensus about bank guarantee is wrong on so many levels
Questions about Anglo remain in the sorry saga of Ireland’s banking collapse
Foreign payments surplus recorded in first quarter
Figures for balance of payments show rebalancing of economy continues
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