Irish Business

Irish Business
Everymum deal cost ‘Irish Daily Mail’ publisher £2.2m
Irish Business
Thomond Park firm nets operating profits of €366,600 on back of concerts
Irish Business
Why fresh ideas are key to ongoing success of Irish food sector
Irish Business
‘The greatest workforce transition ever will happen within the next two years’ – Why AI is the workplace Trojan horse

Solar 21 founders Michael and Andrew Bradley to pay stg£667k cash for former Solar 21 plant once valued at €100m
Sun 22 Jun 2025 at 03:30
UK fitness chain David Lloyd revives plans for state-of-the-art gym in Swords with hopes for 100 new jobs
Sun 22 Jun 2025 at 03:30
Irish staff data ruling ‘may open door’ to more US tax probes, experts warn
Sun 22 Jun 2025 at 03:30
US Embassy issues stark DEI warning letters to companies in Ireland
Sun 22 Jun 2025 at 03:30
Any other business: The Economist stutters its way through Irish history with some linguistic gymnastics
Sun 22 Jun 2025 at 03:30
AIB likely to quadruple chief executive Colin Hunt’s pay package to €2m after government exit
Sun 22 Jun 2025 at 03:30
Richard Curran: As the State finally exits AIB, it’s time to tell the truth about the huge cost of the banking crash
Sun 22 Jun 2025 at 03:30
Dublin Airport hit with planning enforcement notice for breach of passenger cap
Fri 20 Jun 2025 at 13:17
Them bones, them bones... they still need calcium, but how will the National Dairy Council convince the next generation of that?
Thu 19 Jun 2025 at 03:30
Shannon Crematorium makes average weekly profits of over €10,000
Thu 19 Jun 2025 at 03:30

Irish Business

Everymum deal cost ‘Irish Daily Mail’ publisher £2.2m

Thomond Park firm nets operating profits of €366,600 on back of concerts

Why fresh ideas are key to ongoing success of Irish food sector

‘The greatest workforce transition ever will happen within the next two years’ – Why AI is the workplace Trojan horse

Solar 21 founders Michael and Andrew Bradley to pay stg£667k cash for former Solar 21 plant once valued at €100m

UK fitness chain David Lloyd revives plans for state-of-the-art gym in Swords with hopes for 100 new jobs

Irish staff data ruling ‘may open door’ to more US tax probes, experts warn

US Embassy issues stark DEI warning letters to companies in Ireland

Any other business: The Economist stutters its way through Irish history with some linguistic gymnastics

AIB likely to quadruple chief executive Colin Hunt’s pay package to €2m after government exit

Richard Curran: As the State finally exits AIB, it’s time to tell the truth about the huge cost of the banking crash​​​​​​

Dublin Airport hit with planning enforcement notice for breach of passenger cap

Them bones, them bones... they still need calcium, but how will the National Dairy Council convince the next generation of that?

Shannon Crematorium makes average weekly profits of over €10,000

Patrick Kielty’s firm recorded profit of €173,000 after landing ‘The Late Late Show’ gig

Court date set for appeal of €550k award to man unfairly dismissed by Elon Musk’s X

Plans for over 400 student bed spaces 1km from UCD opposed by residents and River Dodder anglers

Sodexo’s Irish arm records pre-tax profit increase of 44pc

Paschal Donohoe scraps banker pay cap brought in after bailouts

Wright Group to turn former Rustic Stone restaurant in Dublin into gastropub

Liquidator fees for Irish-based Russian firm GTLK rise to over €41m

Docusign job cuts cost Irish arm €1.3m as losses surge

Arachas acquires marine specialist broker Craftinsure Ireland

Don’t leave money in the banks - Invest instead, says Irish Funds CEO Pat Lardner

ESB International to leave Dublin Airport base, in suspected attempt to get staff back to the office

Trump’s anti-diversity measures blamed for Dublin Pride march withdrawals

Rent changes won’t kick-start the building boom the country needs, developers warn

Richard Curran: Failure on housing is already priced into this Government’s stock

Glenveagh Homes claims contentious Dundalk site is still zoned for housing despite efforts to change its status

€10,000 fine and ‘severe reprimand’ for auditor of collapsed med-tech company Hibergene

Energy, agility and burning ambition fuels Enterprise Ireland’s Student Entrepreneur Awards

Enterprise Ireland chairman Michael Carey resigns

Travel agents sue air charter firm for €220,000 after Irish rugby fans stranded in France

Private equity interest turns up the heat on Ireland’s fire-safety sector

Higher food prices for consumers are here to stay, says Agriculture Minister on trip to boost sales in Japan

Dublin city needs at least 8,600 additional tourist beds this decade, says hotelier’s report

Michael Healy-Rae’s property firm linked to housing Ukrainian refugees records €840,000 profit in two years

Call for county-by-county caps on one-off homes

Billion-dollar US energy drink brand Celsius sets up global hub in Dublin

Irish agritech firms get ready to shine at New Zealand Fieldays showcase

Fashion blogger Rosie Connolly’s clothing brand 4th Arq on course to post record profits

Former Fianna Fail TD dropped as “special adviser”

€100,000 viability gap per new apartment means the homes we need won’t be built, developers warn

Richard Curran: With 54,000 millionaires in the country, you might just have one living next door

Hibergene liquidator was paid €110k in aftermath of former high-flying medtech firm’s collapse

Applegreen founder Bob Etchingham quits director role at Butler’s Pantry artisan food chain

Homemakers of the Year: The 20 builders and developers that Ireland is depending on to solve the housing crisis

Irish shares hit all-time high despite tariff uncertainty

Trinity approves two-year loan repayment hiatus for the acting academy that helped launch Paul Mescal’s career

Guinness 0.0 hits milestone as more outlets opt for alcohol-free option

Wexford wind farm ordered to shut turbines and pay damages over nuisance to couple

Dublin Airport eyes busiest ever summer, with 10m passengers

Ireland has two-and-a-half times more millionaires than at peak of Celtic Tiger

Revenues increased to €12m for Parknasilla in 2024

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