Category: Business

The forthcoming presidency of Donald Trump in the United States looms large over business in Ireland, and is reflected in the current employment market.

Ireland locks in 30 years of debt at lower cost than France

The Irish Government borrowed €3bn on Thursday for an unusually long 30-year term that matures in October 2055.

NTMA raises €3 billion with new 30 year benchmark bond

The agency announced that it raised the bond at a yield of 3.154 per cent today

Limerick Lotto players urged to check their tickets after second lucky win this week

Limerick is on a winning streak as a county player has scooped a tidy sum in the main Lotto draw.

Winning streak for Limerick as second player secures lotto win

Over 61,000 players nationwide won prizes in the Lotto and Lotto Plus draws last night

BP cuts over 5% of workforce in CEO’s cost cut drive

BP announced today that it will cut around 4,700 staff, or over 5% of its total workforce, as part of chief executive Murray Auchincloss' efforts to reduce costs.

Bezos’s Blue Origin rocket blasts off in challenge to Musk’s SpaceX

Launch of Amazon founder’s New Glenn craft on second attempt ramps up rivalry between tech billionaires

Inquiry into plans for gold mine suspended because people of Donegal not consulted

FacebookTweetLinkedInPrint A public inquiry into an application for a gold mine in Co Tyrone has been suspended partially because the…

Cllr calls on daa chief to produce the two letters he claims to have received from Fingal planners

Cllr Jimmy Guerin has expressed surprise that so many media outlets have reported that Fingal issued letters to Dublin Airport Authority (daa) saying that their planning application was valid. Speaking…