The Irish Times

New €90m fund for Irish start-ups to be unveiled

Irish Innovation Seed Fund will be financed by Department of Enterprise and other organisations

Wed Feb 09 2022 - 05:11

Is Ireland starting to lose its attraction for international investors?

To keep the likes of Intel on board, we must address planning and infrastructure issues

Fri Jan 14 2022 - 05:20

Emmanuel Macron’s singular style inspires love and hate

President visits Dublin with reputation as champion of the rich and closet socialist

Thu Aug 26 2021 - 01:00

Bank of Ireland sale will inevitably reignite vexatious issue of banker bonuses

Market Beat: Market sentiment towards remaining Irish banks has picked up

Fri Jun 25 2021 - 15:44

Transition to a greener economy needs to accelerate – but how?

Key pressure facing businesses and governments is the pace of required action

Fri May 21 2021 - 01:45

US makes new offer on setting global minimum corporate tax rate at 15%

Offer could pave way for shake-up of taxation of multinationals with big implications for Ireland

Thu May 20 2021 - 22:54

Could Ireland use European Union funding to build houses?

Naomi O’Leary in Brussels examines the possible sources of financing

Wed May 19 2021 - 11:58

Goodbody seeks permanent MD in time for AIB’s €138m takeover

Planned interim chief Brian O’Kelly will leave stockbroker when deal is finalised

Wed Apr 21 2021 - 05:10

Government urged to extend zero VAT rate on PPE to businesses

Department says State has no flexibility as VAT rules must comply with EU stipulations

Fri Oct 23 2020 - 04:23

Was the biggest budget in the history of the State also the most important?

Chris Johns: Budget 2021 speech leaves leaves political opponents ‘clutching at thin air’

Wed Oct 14 2020 - 12:10

Tests, masks and apps: The Irish companies responding to new demands

Many businesses are adapting in innovative ways to the challenge of Covid-19

Wed Sept 30 2020 - 00:00

Minister seeks AG’s advice on banker accountability laws

Process of introducing Bill on issue has been delayed by several things, including Covid-19

Sat Sept 26 2020 - 06:41

We are only paying lip service to the pledge to support young people amid Covid-19 crisis

Government must move now to help those whose jobs have been upended by pandemic

Sat Sept 26 2020 - 01:00

New Covid wage subsidy scheme won't stop job losses, businesses warn

Considerable concerns remain ahead of the introduction of the new scheme

Mon Aug 31 2020 - 17:24

World View: Pandemic gives EU space to rethink economic model

Fiscal rules suspension shakes up ideas of post-Covid responsibility and growth

Sat Aug 15 2020 - 01:05

Chris Johns: €30bn in public borrowing? I bet it will be higher

Making decisions during a pandemic is like driving a car with limited visibility

Sun Jul 26 2020 - 15:16

Bar Council’s free accommodation at the Four Courts is unlawful, letter claims

Council is described as a ‘private club’ that charges ‘hello money’ in letter sent to Minister

Tue Jun 23 2020 - 00:47

Maternity leave exclusion from wage scheme could breach EU law, rights body says

Welfare system and economy must be ‘re-imagined with a feminist agenda’, seminar told

Thu May 28 2020 - 21:31

The Irish Times view on Ireland and EU economic reform: A time for reappraisal

The EU’s emergency pandemic economic measures have raised the possibility of profound reappraisals of economic policy

Mon May 25 2020 - 00:02

Chicken farmer sues Revenue over failed family business

Revenue failure to act led to ‘irreversible character damage and expense’, farmer claims

Sat May 23 2020 - 05:13

Rapid revision on budget deficit sets alarm bells ringing

Cantillon: Government is now projecting €30bn deficit for 2020, up from €23bn just three weeks ago

Sat May 16 2020 - 05:35

Irish cryptocurrency firms refused banking services due to State delays

Problems being caused by delay in transposing of new EU directive

Wed May 13 2020 - 13:01

Dentists in dire need of support, says dental association chief

Profession ‘collapsing’ under strain of restrictions and government help needed urgently

Sun Apr 26 2020 - 16:27

Chris Johns: Relax Paschal, stop trying to run a budget surplus

Don’t be surprised if more house-building has less impact on prices than you might expect

Sun Jan 12 2020 - 16:15

State’s ‘rainy day fund’ is set up with initial €1.5bn

National Treasury Management Agency instructed to transfer money to seed fund

Thu Oct 31 2019 - 17:00

Food supplements face 13.5% VAT in Finance Bill

Bill to give legal force to budget also provides for series of anti-tax avoidance measures

Wed Oct 16 2019 - 08:54

Cliff Taylor: Pre-budget figures show extent of no-deal Brexit threat

Corporation tax again ahead of target, helping to pay for €450m overspending

Sat Oct 05 2019 - 08:39

Will you end up paying more tax after Budget 2020?

Smart Money: The five areas where your pocket could be hit

Thu Sept 19 2019 - 12:27

‘Not sustainable’ to keep 750,000 outside tax net, institute warns

Irish Tax Institute calls for tax base to be broadened amid mounting risks

Wed Sept 18 2019 - 17:19

Explainer: Apple’s €13bn tax appeal has huge implications

Case is of massive significance for Ireland and for the policing of state aid by the European Commission

Fri Sept 13 2019 - 13:43

Ireland to present ‘very robust’ Apple case defence – Donohoe

Minister has not yet decided whether to introduce carbon tax increase in budget

Fri Sept 13 2019 - 08:07

Brexit: Johnson tells Varadkar a no-deal Brexit ‘would be a failure’

Leaders stress commitment to Good Friday Agreement in ‘positive and constructive’ meeting

Mon Sept 09 2019 - 17:21

HSE expected to spend €2bn on projects over three-year period

All approved schemes set to go ahead despite overspend on children’s hospital

Mon Sept 02 2019 - 02:51

Appointment of new Central Bank chief should be ‘paused’

New Zealand finance official Gabriel Makhlouf facing inquiry over budget hack claims

Tue Jun 11 2019 - 21:28