Irish house prices continue to rise and US pharma’s options around tariffs
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Asking prices soar 7% over year
Asking prices for houses nationwide went up by 7% over the year, according to new analysis. Asking prices outside Dublin rose by 7.9% while rates in the capital were up…
Jobs boost for Mayo as Hollister Ballina makes €80m investment
Pharmaceutical giant Hollister is to add 50 new jobs at their Ballina plant as part of an €80 million investment.
Brit floored by price after flying to Dublin to find best pint of Guinness
Danny, who runs the Honest Pints YouTube channel, recently flew to Dublin in search of the perfect pint of Guinness - but was left stunned by the price of a…
Are prize bonds still a good investment?
The value of prizes has risen over recent years but the odds of ‘winning’ are still daunting
Further road works set to commence in Carroll’s Cross area
Further roadworks are set to commence on the N25 in the Carroll's Cross area of County Waterford next week.
Judge demands explanation for ‘misleading’ legal letter denying knowledge of surveillance of software executive
A judge has sought an explanation as to how a law firm came to write a letter which he says misled the High Court regarding the surveillance of a former…
From Dub to the Déise: IKEA to open its largest Irish store outside of the capital
In a move set to delight homeware lovers across the country, IKEA is officially opening its largest Irish store outside of Dublin. The new location, situated in Waterford, marks a…
Air traffic controllers’ strike disrupts travel to, from and over France
Tens of thousands of passengers had to rearrange their plans after around 40% of flights were canceled in France on Friday as part of a two-day strike by air traffic…
Airlines cancel 14 flights at Dublin Airport over French and Finnish strikes
DAA urges passengers to check with their airlines before embarking on journey to the airport
14 flights to and from Ireland cancelled Friday as French air traffic control strikes continue
Ryanair has cancelled 400 flights on July 3 and 4 due to strikes by French air traffic controllers (ATC) – action it says is disrupting 70,000 passengers.
Meet Paul ‘the Cooler’ Coulson: One of the godfathers of leveraged finance
Coulson is negotiating hard with creditors of Ardagh on a payoff for shareholders in return for walking away from the highly-leveraged packaging giant