President pays tribute to ‘courageous being’ Tom Murphy

Over 600, including big cross-section from theatre and arts , attend humanist service

Ires Reit looks set to acquire 128 apartments at Hampton Wood

If deal goes ahead Ireland’s largest private landlord will own almost 2,600 apartments

Services sector growth hits four-month low in March

Storm Emma causes some disruption to businesses

Storm Emma hit manufacturers hard in March

Investec’s Purchasing Managers’ Index shows output rose only marginally

Time to repay most expensive bank-rescue debt decade after St Patrick’s Day Massacre

The now-defunct Anglo Irish ended up transferring €34.1bn of toxic loans to Nama

Talent shortage drives wage growth in IT sector

Research by Enterprise Ireland and Investec highlights shortage of skilled IT staff

Services activity steady in February PMI report shows

Irish firms ‘very optimistic’ on outlook for year ahead

Manufacturing sector gets off to strong start for 2018

Record growth last December predicted to be eclipsed this year

Manufacturing sector shows record growth in December

Investec Purchasing Managers’ Index shows record employment growth in sector

Growth slowed in Irish services sector in November

Growth in new orders fell to lowest level in 12 months, according to latest PMI survey

Manufacturing activity jumps to highest level in nearly 20 years

Investec’s latest PMI records big rise on foot of stronger client demand here and overseas

More than 60 first-time buyers get approved every day for €218k mortgage

Figures show first-time buyers now account for 50% of approvals as rising prices drive up average mortgage loan

Irish services sector growth slips to 11-month low in October

Surveys shows fall in index which measures expected business levels in 12 months’ time

New manufacturing orders hit two-year high

Headline PMI figure dropped in September to 55.4 from 56.1 as exports and jobs cool

Irish services growth ticks up to 3-month high in August -PMI

Euro strength may be impacting Irish exports

Irish services sector growth ticks up in July

Services firms have proved resilient to Britain’s decision to leave the EU

Tenants paying more than €2,500 monthly face 1% stamp duty bill

Most tenants avoided €30,000-a-year threshold during financial crash after level raised in 2008

Irish services sector growth rate slips to seven-month low

Sector has yet to fall below 50 mark, which separates growth from contraction

Pace of manufacturing activity at two year high

Services have not fallen below mark separating growth from contraction since 2012

Nama on course for €4bn surplus, Investec says

Asset manager raises house price growth forecasts for this year and next

Speculation on axing help-to-buy scheme may panic first-time buyers

Market commentators warn that scrapping scheme won’t stall property price growth

Irish services sector growth slips from 10 month high

Sector has not fallen below mark that separates growth from contraction since 2012

Irish manufacturing climbs to almost two-year high

Roughly twice as many in sector signalled a rise in new business as opposed to a fall

Irish services sector growth rebounds to 10-month high

Manufacturing PMI also increased, rising to a 3-month high

Irish manufacturing indicator rises to three-month high

Out-turn driven by improved market conditions both at home and abroad

Limp exchequer numbers: should we be worried?

Irish brokers divided over whether change in Government’s finances temporary

Services sector growth slows but outlook remains upbeat

New export business continues to climb, with UK a ‘particular source of strength’

Irish borrowers on knife edge as era of low rates winds down

Forecasts are uncertain but ‘normal’ growth appears to be returning in Europe and the US

Services sector expands again on back of new export business

Investec barometer points to strong pick-up in customer demand and new business

Manufacturing activity continues to improve but at slower rate

Investec’s latest PMI softens for a second successive month, though still above 50 line

McCabe fallout: Financial analysts unfazed at prospect of new election

Political instability in Ireland viewed as minor compared to European neighbours

Services activity accelerates at sharpest rate since Brexit vote

Investec barometer points to pick-up in new export business with stronger UK demand

Irish services sector rebounds from Brexit lows, PMI shows

Investec indicator ahead of euro zone average of 54.4 and back to near high levels

Banks will be more aggressive towards defaulters, says Investec

Other banks set to follow after AIB files 1,200 summary judgments in 2016, up from 860

The new rent controls, and how they might affect what you pay

Cap could still allow a monthly increase of nearly €66 in D4. So is a 4% ceiling too high?

Services doing the business again as growth speeds up

Investec Services Purchasing Managers Index rises despite fall in new export business

Trump’s plans won’t damage US investment in Ireland, Noonan says

Minister responds to speculation that US election will trigger investment backlash

‘Modest improvement’ for manufacturing sector in October

New orders recover having fallen sharply in wake of June’s Brexit vote

Noonan urged to clarify measures after clampdown

Outside observers’ uncertainty over new levy may ruin Dublin’s appeal for UK firms

Finance Bill is always a balance but this year it is particularly tricky

‘New politics’ has led to a delicate process of addressing schemes of tax-avoidance

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