News Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme for all businesses comes to an end The Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme (EWSS) ends today for all businesses. In February, most employers…splashJune 1, 2022
News Dublin 4th most attractive European city for FDI – EY report Dublin is the fourth most attractive European city to foreign investors, according to a new…splashJune 1, 2022
News Central Bank’s profits boosted by record level of fines A record amount in monetary fines imposed on financial firms and individuals by the Central…splashJune 1, 2022
News 30% would take lower-paid job to guarantee remote work – survey Almost one third of workers would change jobs – even if it means a pay…splashJune 1, 2022
News Consumer sentiment rallies in May, but business sentiment unchanged A new monthly economic survey shows that while households remain cautious, the arrival of the…splashJune 1, 2022
News Asda sales fall 9.2% in first quarter British supermarket group Asda has reported a near double-digit fall in first quarter sales, which…splashMay 29, 2022
News Dell beats estimates for quarterly results on strong enterprise demand Dell Technologies has beaten Wall Street estimates for quarterly profit and revenue, as enterprises invested…splashMay 29, 2022
News E-commerce platform eDesk to create 150 jobs E-commerce platform eDesk is to create 150 jobs over the next 18 months. The new…splashMay 29, 2022
News Supermetrics to create 100 jobs and open new Dublin office Marketing data software company, Supermetrics, is to create 100 new jobs in Dublin. The roles…splashMay 29, 2022
News 62% cutting back on food spending as prices rise – PTSB research New research has found that 62% of people feel they will have to cut back…splashMay 29, 2022
News Holidays a priority despite rising cost of living – KBC sentiment index Irish consumers plan to spend more on holidays this year despite concerns about the rising…splashMay 29, 2022
News 307 PayPal jobs under threat in Dublin and Dundalk 307 jobs are under threat at online payment firm PayPal’s offices in Dublin and Dundalk…splashMay 25, 2022
News FSU says staff ‘at breaking point’ over exits of Ulster Bank, KBC The Financial Services Union, which represents bank workers, has said its members are at breaking…splashMay 25, 2022
News Car hire costs undermine Irish good value reputation, says Fáilte Ireland An organisation which supports and promotes tourism in Ireland has said rising car rental prices…splashMay 25, 2022
News CCPC clears Bank of Ireland-KBC deal but imposes conditions The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has cleared, subject to a number of legally binding…splashMay 24, 2022
News Leitrim-based Cora Systems to create 300 jobs Irish software company, Cora Systems, is to create more than 300 jobs, half of which…splashMay 24, 2022
News Greencore reports return to profits, higher H1 revenues Convenience food group Greencore has reported a return to profitability and higher revenues for the…splashMay 24, 2022
News Wholesale prices rise by 5.2% in April – CSO Wholesale prices for goods used in manufacturing and construction rose at an annual rate of…splashMay 23, 2022
News Start-up activity drops 12% amid rising costs 5,600 new companies were registered in Ireland in the first three months of the year,…splashMay 23, 2022
News Irish firms suffering with renewed supply chain problems Irish businesses are once again having to restructure their supply chains, amid renewed disruption caused…splashMay 23, 2022
News Taoiseach in Belfast to meet political and business leaders The Taoiseach is in Belfast today to meet politicians and business leaders as efforts continue…splashMay 20, 2022
News Hauliers given more time to apply for fuel cost support Hauliers are to be given more time to apply for an emergency support scheme put…splashMay 20, 2022
News SME optimism drops amid Ukraine war and inflation Irish SMEs are feeling less optimistic about the future, according to a new report by…splashMay 20, 2022
News Amid hiring surge, 79% of businesses struggling to fill vacancies A new report has revealed record levels of hiring by Irish businesses but also shows…splashMay 19, 2022
News Fórsa says improving pay ‘must be our priority’ The General Secretary of Fórsa, the country’s largest public sector trade union, has said that…splashMay 19, 2022
News Aer Lingus owner IAG orders 50 new Boeing planes Aer Lingus and British Airways owner IAG is to order 50 Boeing 737 MAX jets…splashMay 19, 2022
News Fáilte Ireland launches drive to tackle staff shortages in tourism sector A national campaign to address staff shortages in the tourism and hospitality sectors is being…splashMay 19, 2022
News UK inflation hits 9%, highest since modern records started British inflation leapt last month to its highest annual rate since 1982, piling pressure on…splashMay 19, 2022
News Gas generated over half of Ireland’s electricity in April Gas reliably generated more than half the country’s electricity in April as the contribution from…splashMay 19, 2022
News Cost inflation top threat to growth in food sector Rising input costs and inflationary pressures have been identified as the top threat to business…splashMay 17, 2022