Planning refused for Airbnb operator with 10 apartments close to Dublin Castle
Dublin Castle Suites advertises apartments on AirBnB and can earn up to €350 per night, per apartment on busy weekends
Laya Healthcare plans to increase by 4.5% on average from October
A small number of plans will see price reductions and 10 plans will be retired.
Lotto syndicate ‘in shock’ after discovering life-changing win while on holiday
Meanwhile, anticipation is building across Ireland as tonight’s EuroMillions jackpot soars to an estimated €235 million
Credit unions set up mechanism to allow them raise more funds
A number of credit unions have come together to form a corporate body that will allow them to fund more mortgage and business lending.
WRC awards reduced losses to manager sacked after ‘joke’
A tribunal has made a reduced award for losses from unfair dismissal to a manager sacked after he admitted taking a colleague's phone and sending her husband a "sexually explicit"…
Spending on EVs and retrofitting homes pushes growth in green personal lending, BPFI report finds
The value of car loans has reached a record €259 million in the first quarter of the year amid ‘strong demand’
Lilly to hike UK price of Mounjaro by 170%
Eli Lilly said will raise the UK list price of its weight-loss treatment Mounjaro by up to 170%, amid a White House push to get drugmakers to raise medicine prices…
CHI face investigation over data breach of health records at Tallaght Hospital
The investigation was launched following concerns regarding the security of the health records of multiple patients.
UK prices for weight loss jab jump as drugmaker bows to Trump demands
Eli Lilly says it is addressing ‘pricing inconsistencies’ amid pressure on pharmaceutical industry
CHI investigated over data breach at Tallaght hospital
The Data Protection Commission has launched an inquiry into Children's Health Ireland over the physical safety and security of children's personal health records at Tallaght University Hospital.
Irish Examiner view: Outlook for tourism is far from sunny
Can the hospitality industry really call for more State investment when many people perceive that parts of that industry are also gouging customers
Warning of Double Digit Drop in Tourists – August 13th, 2025
The Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC) is calling for increased Government spending, as well as the restoration of the 9% hospitality VAT rate in order...