Elizabeth Sheehan named as country executive of The 30% Club
Global campaign for better gender balance is supported by board chairpersons and CEOs of medium and large organisations
Job postings increase but tariffs could lead to sharp slowdown in growth, report finds
‘Cautious optimism’ that an agreement can be reached as EU leaders hope for dialogue with the US
Irish Ferries uses hydrotreated vegetable oil to fuel ship for first time
Paul Balfe of fuel supplier Circle K says move ‘a significant step towards cleaner maritime operations’
Investors eyeing stable Europe rather than US, Davy says
The ‘longstanding narrative’ of American exceptionalism ‘weakened’ by Donald Trump’s overhaul of global trade
Ireland weather: Wet and breezy spell ahead with rain warning for Cork and Kerry
Mixed conditions forecast for the Easter bank holiday weekend
Man arrested as drugs worth €150,000 are seized in Dublin
Search of a property was carried out as part od an ongoing operation targeting the sale and supply of drugs
Round Hill Capital appoints UK manager to operate its Irish student rooms portfolio
The properties are Broga House, Curraheen Point, and Ashlin House in Cork, as well as Ardee Point in Dublin
More than one in five Irish adults do not have a pension
Almost one in three people believe auto enrolment financial advice sessions should be mandatory ahead of the rollout of the scheme
Northern Ireland software company Kainos expects to deliver profit of €79m this year
Group said its business overall improved in the final quarter of the financial year, recording low-single-digit percentage growth
Cork-based occupational health group Cognate Health sold for €9m
Optima Health provides personal health management technology
Almost half of homebuyers now considering applying for social housing
Features of market include struggles to save for a deposit, and low awareness among existing homeowners of potential savings
Trump tariffs latest: Wall Street stocks tumble as president accused of taking ‘wrecking ball’ to US economy
White House confirms tariffs against China now total 145%; EU pauses reciprocal tariffs against US
English language schools call for pause on new rules on financial demands for international students
Increase will see students who do not need a visa requiring proof of €6,665 in funds, up from €4,680, to study in Ireland
Global markets jump after three days of heavy selling
Euronext Dublin finished the day up 3.7%, recovering most of the ground lost on Monday, but traders warn mood still very uncertain
Trade war could put a brake on asking prices for Irish property, MyHome says
Irish house prices are now eight times average incomes of €51,000, their most stretched level since 2009