Contactless ticketing to come into effect in 2028
Contactless ticketing for public transport will come into effect in two years time, with infrastructure for the new system due to begin appearing next year.
Next buys shoe brand Russell & Bromley but 400 jobs still at risk
The ailing shoe seller has found a saviour in Next's £2.5m pound offer.
Michael O’Leary to ‘address/undress’ his online war of words with ‘idiot’ Elon Musk
In the latest back-and-forth, Ryanair announced a “Great Idiots” seat sale.
Well-known hoteliers pay over €12m for Dublin 2 office primed for redevelopment
Montague Court generates rental income from strong tenant line-up and has potential for 133-bedroom hotel
Newbridge to close factory making silver-plated cutlery and tableware in April
The company pointed to the increased price of silver bullion in the past year, as well as slumping demand for silver cutlery as wedding gifts.
Switching electricity provider: ‘There was a €50 charge to end our existing contract but we knew the money would be made back quickly’
Being self-employed can be a tough role at times, but it can also have its benefits as running your own business and knowing the importance of keeping cost...
‘Not a silver bullet’: How new short-term loans might impact the Irish housing market
As Bank of Ireland readies its new product for people trading down, we take a look at the return of bridging finance to the Irish market
Permission sought for 87-bedroom hotel on site of former AIB branch in Dublin 4
Raglan Townhouse Hotel Ltd previously refused permission for a 100-bedroom hotel on same site
Ireland ‘risks mother of all recessions’ if Trump wins battle to lower interest rates, says economist
Donald Trump has made it very clear that he is no fan of Fed chief Jerome Powell who is due to step down from his post in May
Pete Briquette: ‘My DNA test said I’m 99% from a particular part of Ireland’
The bass player of The Boomtown Rats on the band’s creative process in Ibiza, his annoyance at political leaders, and his biggest personal regret
Penneys breaks silence on Ireland closures as big store changes confirmed
Penneys has issued an update on planned changes inside some Irish stores, after Primark confirmed that several in store cafe concessions are set to close as part of a wider…
Penneys issue update on plans for further Irish closures
Primark has issued a statement confirming that some in-store cafes and concessions will close over the next 12 months as the retailer expands its product offerings