Current account use cost Irish households €800m in lost interest
Almost 90% of deposits are in `overnight’ accounts compared to 55% in euro area
Investors leaving high-end housing market even as rents climb
Estate agent Owen Reilly says 60% of available properties are being sold by landlords
From Kerrygold butter to whiskey: The Irish businesses in the firing line of Trump’s tariffs
Ireland’s dairy and alcohol sectors are cautiously optimistic they can ride out Trump turmoil and reach new markets
Keogh’s Crisps will look to other markets following US tariffs hike, says founder
‘Since the talk of US tariffs came into play, the Canadian market has started to look very interesting,’ says Tom Keogh
Former IDA chief appointed to lead Grant Thornton industry practice as tariffs loom
Martin Shanahan will oversee international operations, strategy and growth initiatives for the firm
Irish hotel industry fastest in EU to bounce back from pandemic, data shows
Average daily room rate has reached €169 – 30% higher than pre-pandemic levels
Three refunds customers ‘incorrectly charged’ during technical issue
The mobile phone company has apologised to customers following the issue.
