Tracker mortgage customers set to benefit as European Central Bank expected to embark on back-to-back cuts
The expected move will be the first time in 13 years that the ECB cuts rates back-to-back
Lack of supply responsible for continued rise in house prices
A CSO report released on Wednesday showed that house prices increased by 10.1 per cent in the 12 months prior to August 2024.
What is driving Ireland’s property prices so high?
As the latest property price figures show the cost of buying a home is up 10%, RTÉ's Economics and Public Affairs Correspondent David Murphy looks at the underlying reasons for…
Lidl to seek planning for €200m regional distribution centre in Cork with major jobs boost possible
The retailer also has plans to develop stores in Douglas, with ambitions to develop a store in Carrigtwohill and other outlets in Cork city to add to ...
Hospitality sector warns of mass closures unless Government reverse VAT increase
Owners of hair salons, pubs, creches and restaurants took to the streets to call on the Government to reverse the VAT increase. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Alias Tom kitted out everyone from Johnny Logan to stockbrokers to Charlie Haughey. Why is it closing?
Westlife star Nicky Byrne once worked there. Multiple Eurovision winner Johnny Logan once modelled for it. Generations of stockbrokers and well-to-do men kitted themselves out there. Yet, the most famous…
‘Our group chat went into overdrive’ – Cork syndicate scoops €500,000 Euromillions win
A syndicate from the Munster Joinery in Co Cork celebrated a €500,000 Euromillions win at the National Lottery Headquarters on George’s Quay in Dublin on T...
Airline chief: ‘On a purely commercial decision, you wouldn’t re-tender for Donegal’
Public service obligation flights have been operated by Emerald Airlines since 2022 and the carrier operates 28 flights a week between Donegal Airport and Dublin - but that will be…
Worker fired after hair complaint alleges penalisation
A recruiter who took "a lot of offence" to a senior colleague at his firm allegedly approaching his wife after getting drunk at a leaving party and pulling her hair…
Daa revenues jump 10% as passenger numbers surge
Passenger traffic rose 11% in Cork and 5% in Dublin — but the impact of the passenger cap will be reflected in the second half of the year
Google goes nuclear to power its artificial intelligence ambitions
The technology giant says the agreement will see it start using the first reactor this decade.
Peter McVerry Trust board ‘not aware’ of property deal at centre of ‘conflict of interest’ inquiry
Charities Regulator criticises ‘inadequate management accounts’ which failed to report level of debtors, creditors or debt financing