Government collects record €116bn in tax last year
Corporation tax revenues more than double in four years since 2019
Irish house prices continue to rise at annual rate of 10%
Latest official figures indicate that property prices in Dublin rose at an annual rate of 10.8 per cent in year to September
Labour costs and skills shortage ‘driving home rebuild costs’
Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland urges homeowners to check that their home is adequately insured before they are hit with out of pocket costs
Top hotelier accuses Government of ‘complete lack’ of business understanding and pushing prices higher
Owner of Inchydoney Island Lodge says prices across hospitality industry up by 10% since last year
CSO launches new housing portal
Statistics agency launches new housing hub containing key data points about the sector
Firms angered over Revenue clampdown on staff entertainment and hospitality
Tax authority insists that some hospitality events including those provided to a section of staff represent a taxable benefit-in-kind
National Broadband Plan passes half-way mark with 300,000 homes and premises covered
Company responsible for delivering high-speed network provides update on rollout of project
Wind farms generate one third of Ireland’s electricity so far this year
Wind Energy Ireland highlights increasing power of wind while warning of constraints on network
Has Fingal County Council found a solution to Ireland’s housing crisis?
Dublin council is delivering 300 new homes at high speed and at affordable rates in west Dublin
Irish exports hit record €22bn in September amid concern over potential Trump tariffs
Latest data show US is single largest export partner and pharma the biggest sector as trade policy and vaccine scepticism threaten transatlantic trade disruption
Large amount of savings in low-yielding accounts described as ‘missed opportunity’
Central Bank data show up to €140 billion of Irish deposits still resides in overnight deposit accounts, accruing just 0.13 per cent in interest
Irish woman in line for top White House role under Donald Trump
Gail Slater, originally from Dalkey in south Co Dublin, is frontrunner to lead the US Federal Trade Commission under Donald Trump
Slowdown in EV sales could delay rollout of Maxol’s charging network, CEO warns
Concern over developing charging network too quickly ‘when the demand isn’t there’ as non-fuel sales now account for 40% of business
Rents in Dublin now averaging €2,476 per month with prices rising again, report finds
Open-market rents in the capital rising at annual rate of 5.2%, double that seen at end of last year
Stocks dip, bitcoin nears $90,000 as ‘Trump trade’ takes hold
In Europe, shares were lower, weighed down by names with a large exposure to China