Microsoft to add 550 new Irish engineering and R&D roles
Microsoft is to create an additional 550 new engineering and research and development jobs in its Dublin office.
Case against former banker Brendan Mullin comes ‘down to dishonesty’, trial hears
Prosecution argues Mr Mullin ‘instrumental’ in taking money and could repay sums in ‘attempt to make it go away’
Four social welfare bonus payments to be paid out next week
The payments are part of the €2.2bn cost of living package unveiled in Budget 2025
Temu to face EU investigation over handling of illegal product sales
Investigation is part of EU crackdown on Big Tech
More than 50% of Dublin companies believe workers are as productive at home
Businesses flag traffic congestion and housing as key issues, with focus on Greater Dublin area
Losses widen sharply at Shelbourne Hotel operator as Covid grants dry up
Operating company has until January to pay back a €9m debt to its parent, Marriott International
Cork’s Opera Lane fully occupied for first time since 2019 with new Mountain Warehouse lease
Mountain Warehouse to open flagship store, filling Topshop's prime retail space after five years vacant
Irish inflation falls to three-year low to 0.1%
Falling inflation was largely driven by continued drops in energy prices, which have fallen by 13.5% in the last 12 months
Avant Money cuts its rates and offers cash back as mortgage price war hots up
Avant Money has become the latest lender to cut some of its mortgage rates weeks after the latest reduction in European interest rates.
Detector dogs help revenue officials recover more than €7.5 in contraband
The busts include cigarettes and herbal cannabis.
Bank of Ireland to pay first post-crisis interim dividend as it holds full year income forecasts
The bank said that it will pay an interim dividend of 35c to shareholders next week
Derek Quinlan says Nama told him not to ‘say anything negative’ to banking inquiry
The former property tycoon’s interactions with Nama emerged in documents filed as part of his UK bankruptcy