Only banks and Greencore add value to share prices on Euronext Dublin

Food group warns of headwinds linked to Ukraine invasion as well as rising inflation

Bank has informed Sinn Féin finance spokesman of additional cases discovered

UCD Smurfit Executive Development has been ranked 31st in the world in FT table

Group pays €45m into pension fund as it closes door on oral hygiene business in Newbridge

However, average price of petrol, diesel, gas, oil, and electricity still up 125% year-on-year

Move comes after EU says electricity storage assets are in ‘overriding public interest’

Growth driven by increases in exports of medical and pharmaceutical products

ECB board member tells Dublin conference that scheme could be launched in four years

Up to 50 ‘high-value’ engineering and manufacturing jobs will be on site

Transfer relates to life assurance products, pensions, investment and protection policies

Workplace Relations Commission to be asked to assist ahead of further contacts

Department’s principal officer says ‘significant easing’ anticipated in inflation in 2023

New data indicates increased spending on home improvements, education and cars

Report says leadership schemes working as proactive groups outstrip national average

Fremantle acquires majority stake in Element Pictures, co-founded by Ed Guiney

ComReg records 295 mobile service provider issues for Eir, 278 issues for Three, and 286 recorded for Vodafone

New 10,000sq m facility is designed to produce sustainable food for African continent

Group will pay about €4.3m initially with more to follow in event a discovery is made

Owner of Woodie’s DIY says programme will begin on Monday and run to year end

Irish engineering group experienced significant growth in first quarter of the year

Move necessary to establish if deal could reduce competition in the State, watchdog says

Decision follows departure of Eamonn Casey who has moved to Powerscourt Hotel Resort

Investment in the site is the largest investment at any Irish port over the last 100 years

Shop will stock wide range of clothing and merchandise from popular films and shows

Social spending doubled to €332m in February, driven mainly by restaurants

Solar group says Government measures to address issue are ‘piecemeal’ and political

Group chief executive said travel demand has increased dramatically in recent weeks

Unit saw its staff numbers cut by almost a quarter as R&D activity was moved to another group company

Repeated delays on the issue, says Micro-Renewable Energy Federation

Single-vehicle collision occurs after 8pm, gardaí seek witnesses and dash cam footage

State could take in up to 100,000 people fleeing Russian invasion, Government says

Group buys aircraft from manufacturers and leases them to airlines around the world

Company has opened a new premises in Sandyford, Dublin, as it continues expansion

Online broker Coverinaclick.ie says agreement reached with ‘a couple’ of insurers

Edpac, manufacturer of cooling equipment, was recently acquired by Munters Group

Coffee and sandwich franchise expanding into Ireland for first time over next decade

She will be responsible for the cross-functional teams supporting eBay programmes

Law firm says it is experiencing growth across the board and will hire over two years

Development will prioritise amenities, walking, cycling and public transport

Largest individual investor understood to be an experienced life science investor

Excel Recruitment warns trajectory of job postings is on consistent upward trend

Group helps international shoppers get their money back when they shop overseas

MyMortgages.ie says coming year will be ‘unprecedented’ for people looking to switch

European sanctions spur talks on separating Aughinish from Rusal

About 17,000 people were added to the Live Register in March as PUP scheme ended

Association of Irish Professional Conference Organisers says ‘dark days’ are in the past

There were 11,872 new private cars licensed in March, a year-on-year increase of 11%

Company accounts show it repaid State for wage subsidies received during pandemic

Group says first half recovery in Ireland and UK has continued into the third quarter

Chair of Russian aluminium giant Rusal said there must be an independent investigation

Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja serving life sentence for role in peaceful uprising in 2011

Banks and airlines endure losses in Dublin on what was muted day for markets

Report raises concerns that taxpayers are not getting value for money

Property advisor DNG says average price of a resale property in the capital now €509,575

US company hiring in roles across product development, engineering and data science

Market reached 477,000sq ft across 40 deals in opening quarter of the year, Savills said

Deal for €350m enables company to enter the continental offshore wind market

Group ponders legal options as Papa New Guinea hits it with substantial bill – €90.5m

Russian invasion of Ukraine caused 2,000 flights to/from the country to be cancelled

Pitch 22 initiative open to small businesses, designers, makers, and entrepreneurs

Company said average bills will go up by hundreds per year in response to pressures

Energy remains the dominant driving force in rising prices across euro zone, followed by food, alcohol and tobacco

Group will build solar PV plant, located in Toluviejo, to supply electricity to Air-e

Natreon supplies branded and scientifically studied and tested ayurvedic extracts

Latest PMI data shows input and output prices increased at the fastest rates ever

Company eyes multiple attractive near-term investment opportunities in Europe

Insurer said it would be contacting its customers in the coming weeks with details

Waste management, corporate sustainability, and carbon management top the list

The geopolitical developments drove upward almost every sector on Euronext Dublin

Myles O’Grady set to step down from role on Thursday

Bank said ‘affordable and progressive’ deal has been reached with unions against an uncertain backdrop

Uncertainty has made current generation of owners less likely to relinquish control

Funds to lend to projects in healthcare, education, social and affordable housing areas

Company to host a recruitment day on April 2nd at its Broadstone depot in Dublin 7

Company says it will continue to offer hybrid working model to staff in Mitchelstown

Revenue says it will be writing to those who have failed to submit a return since deadline

Hike will cost dual fuel customers an extra €8.20 per week, or €426 per year

Commercial property group is to recommend shareholders accept the offer

Company expects revenues from the contract to be recognised across 2022 and 2023

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has paid tribute to his former colleague who retired in 2007

New strategy pledges plan to ensure inclusion of artists from underrepresented sectors

Euronext Dublin was flat as it underperformed relative to its international peers

Battery-powered VX4 will carry four passengers as an alternative to travelling by car

Investors should be prepared to lose all their money without recourse, regulator warns

Employment outlook survey from ManpowerGroup finds increases in nearly all sectors

Just 29% ‘very concerned’ about macro-economic threats such as inflation, survey finds

Robert Costello joins from KPMG and will work on both public and private projects

Tech For Good Dublin community has launched Pryvit.ie, a not-for-profit initiative

Shares to have placing price of €1.12 under existing issuance programme

Coal powered 11% of electricity last month, double the amount of the year before

Award recognises efforts for peace and deepening of Irish-US trade relations

Ireland now holds both the chair and director-general roles at EU’s drug regulator

Share buybacks see €2.9bn in cash returned to shareholders under 2018 programme

Successor to Aleš Blažek has been identified and will be announced shortly, group said

Centres in in Dublin, Cork and Limerick will assist Ukrainians in administrative matters

President marks second year of pandemic in St Patrick’s Day message

Irish Blood Transfusion Service is encouraging people to donate blood

Peat slide in 2003 during excavation work for wind farm resulted in fish kill of 50,000

Consumers warned other domestic energy providers will follow suit in volatile market