Storm Éowyn cost likely to be in hundreds of millions as insurers survey damage
Higher premiums for consumers likely if severe weather strikes more often, industry figures warn
Students from UCD’s L&H through to final of The Irish Times Debate
Irene Kellegher from the Cadet School, which trains cadets for the Defence Forces, was the winning individual in semi-final
Profits at John Player & Sons fall as cigarette market continues steep decline
Tobacco group said economic conditions ‘continue to create uncertainty’, particularly over demand for its products
Cabinet appointments criticised as only three women become Ministers
Dáil approves Micheál Martin's new Cabinet by a margin of 97 votes to 72
Two teenage girls arrested after thefts from vulnerable adults in Dublin
A parent of one of the victims told RTÉ's Liveline how her son Joshua (23), who has Down syndrome, was coerced into handing over cash
Economy going through ‘moderation’ in growth with employment to slow, Ibec says
Business lobby group’s latest economic outlook is forecasting GDP growth of 1.7% this year and 2.1% in 2026
Dublin’s private sector ended 2024 in ‘buoyant fashion’, S&P report finds
Activity in the services and construction sectors continued to drive growth in the capital with both growing quicker
Revolut introduces instalment feature on credit cards
Scheme offers structured repayment instalments at either three, six, nine, or 12 monthly intervals at an interest rate of 9.5%
Avolon completes purchase of portfolio of planes in deal worth almost €1.2bn
Acquisition from Castlelake includes a portfolio of 106 aircraft on lease and commitments for 10 new-technology aircraft
Programme for government: Three new junior minister roles to be created, bringing total to record of 23
New Government’s plans criticised by opposition as lacking ambition
Tourism chiefs target bigger spenders to offset Dublin Airport cap
Limit on passenger numbers has already hit capacity from North America by 4% and from Britain by 3%, Alice Mansergh says
Bank of Ireland’s Susan Russell appointed president of lobby group BPFI
Separately, Deloitte Ireland has appointed Kate English as chief economist, which is newly formed role at the group
Six-storey building at One Westmoreland earmarked for a hotel is sold to private investor
Property, which has been on the market since 2022, had an original guide price was €6m but sold for about €5.5m
Global stock indexes fall on fears that Fed may be finished cutting rates
Euronext Dublin lagged international peers as it dropped about 1%, led by builders Cairn Homes and Glenveagh Properties
Housing agency Clúid buys 328-unit residential development in Tallaght for almost €160m
Association putting apartments on market for social housing and its largest ever cost rental scheme