Trump admin studying option to fire independent finance chief, White House confirms
The US president does not technically have direct authority to fire Federal Reserve governors.
Planned €1.5bn data centre in Ennis at risk due to ‘bureaucratic inertia’
The High Court action remains before the High Court with an issue concerning a derogation licence still to be decided upon.
Dunnes Stores sell new ‘everyday favourite’ €35 embroidered jacket for summer
DUNNES Stores shoppers are set for a frenzy over a new embroidered jacket – and it’s perfect for dressing up outfits. The retailer has brought out the ultimate layering piece,…
Explained: Is Good Friday supposed to be a day off? Do pubs open as normal?
Workers have no automatic entitlement to time off work on Good Friday.
Major electricity interconnector between Ireland and Wales launched in Wexford
The official launch of a major new electricity interconnector between Ireland and Wales took place this week in Enniscorthy, with the aim of helping to si...
Competition watchdog launches full probe of Dublin Airport hotels merger
The competition watchdog is launching a full probe of Dalata’s planned €83m acquisition of the company behind the Radisson Hotel at Dublin Airport.
Easter bank holiday opening hours for Dunnes, Tesco, Lidl and more
Supermarkets across Ireland will be operating at reduced hours over the long weekend
Brewery seeks examiner just months after it raised €3.5m of investment
An interim examiner has been appointed to the company behind Killarney Brewing & Distilling Company (KBD), one of the country’s largest independent bre...
Sony Interactive Entertainment to open new Dublin office
The new team will focus on research and development in projects that optimise digital operations, customer and employee servicing, as well as external operations through technology, digital tools, and data.
‘Asset rich’ Killarney Brewing seeks court protection from creditors
Hopes examinership process can save up to 100 jobs
Trump attacks Fed chair Jerome Powell for not lowering interest rates
President, whose tariff policy has caused turmoil, says central bank head’s termination ‘cannot come fast enough’
Q&A: What the latest ECB rate cut means for consumers
The European Central Bank has cut interest rates for the seventh time in a year but what does it mean for mortgage-holders in Ireland?