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Arnotts asks Dublin revamp tsar to move GPO social welfare payments to reduce antisocial behaviour
Robert Watt previously said north inner-city Dublin unfairly burdened with services for ‘people on the margins of society’
Revenue looks to reduce postal costs and transition to ‘digital-first’ communications
Tax authority spends around €14.8m on postage each year
Bad news for Dublin’s coolest neighbourhoods – there’s a plan to bring them tourists
Plus: the magical disappearing youth culture card, church vs popular music, and An Post goes electric
Income from ‘broken’ television licence fee down €5.7m in first nine months
Projected 715,401 television licences to be sold for the year likely to generate about €114.46m, down €8.5m on last year
Still paying bank fees? It may be time to switch
Neobanks offer fee-free banking and budget-friendly features but access to cash or deposits can be tricky
Four Irish authors honoured with stamps celebrating their work
Books by Colm Tóibín, Emma Donoghue, Claire Keegan and John McGahern featured on new An Post stamps
Eir pensioners win right to run candidate for trustee positions
Association of retired staff campaigning against a claimed break in the link between their pensions and current staff pay
Torches and battery-operated radios: New guidelines for a national emergency are in the post
A three-week nationwide distribution programme will see approximately 2.2 million households ‘Be Emergency Ready’
Judge dismisses five TV licence summonses after evidence of television in homes not provided
Number of people taken to court for not holding licence falls sharply despite wave of evasion stemming from RTÉ controversy
New €2 charge for online shoppers – what you need to know
EU-imposed handling fee is coming on top of recent customs duty change and, for some, delivery service handling charges
Online shoppers face new €2 charge for non-EU goods from November
New handling fee of €2 is set to be imposed on all purchases from outside the EU on top of existing €3 per item charge
Dublin’s empty offices: White elephants and grey spaces in the ‘shadow market’
Multinationals are subletting vast amounts of unwanted space, but property firms forecast a shortage
EY Entrepreneur of the Year profiles: From push notes to balconies and diamond rings
We profile four of the finalists chosen in the established category for this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards
Post script: Felix Larkin on Ireland’s stamps celebrating US connections
An Post has not always avoided controversy with its choice of prominent figures
Ecommerce drives growth for An Post as earnings double to €33m
‘Our challenges are now about infrastructure and capacity,’ says CEO
Politicians bemoan RTÉ’s failures, then make them worse
No enterprise could absorb an 18-year price freeze on its primary revenue stream while costs keep climbing
Utility infrastructure companies should not pay dividends to Government
Government should forgo dividends so providers could reduce standing charges to customers
RTÉ’s TV licence sales decline by almost 200,000 in past four years
Senior management due before Public Accounts Committee on Thursday as broadcaster faces continued financial difficulties
‘How can An Post be so arrogant?’ The gift that got ‘stuck in Portlaoise’
Mary was close to giving up all hope of receiving the piece of jewellery she bought for her niece
An Post posts €2.8m trading profit but pension charge pushes it into the red
State company delivered 294 million letters in 2025, down 8%, and 73 million parcels, which was up 16%
Vulnerable customers need not suffer in silence when dealing with their finances
On The Money: Most banks and other financial service firms and utilities have dedicated support available for people who are less sure of themselves
Everything you need to know about the new €3 customs charge
From Wednesday, an order of three items from outside the EU will become at least €9 more expensive
Online shoppers warned of scam messages ahead of major tax changes this week
Purchases worth less than €150 from outside EU will be subject to €3 plus VAT from Wednesday
Former head of Coillte and Glen Dimplex Fergal Leamy to become next chief executive of An Post
Finding replacement for David McRedmond has strained relations between company and parent department
The pleasures of Vinted have often little to do with money, although the cash is nice
Think it’s all about the money? Think again
Watchdog warns of new scam messages targeting shoppers on non-EU websites
Items shipped from outside EU to incur €3 fee under new rules targeting deliveries worth less than €150
New An Post CEO’s salary should reflect ‘risks on the horizon’, O’Donovan suggests
Board proposed annual salary of about €360,000 for David McRedmond’s successor
Key issues on future for An Post underlie tensions with Minister
‘Talk of resignations and expression of frustration’ over CEO pay, borrowing limits and strategy
An Post CEO pay row, EU Gaza blame game, accidental bird reserve and thanking bus drivers
Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan
Row erupts between An Post and Minister over proposed €360,000 salary for new CEO
Directors held special meeting last Friday and have written to Patrick O’Donovan about their concerns
‘It’s like a shop in your pocket’: How TikTok Shop is changing Irish retail
Online shopping is evolving rapidly and presenting new challenges all the time to inevitably less nimble ‘bricks and mortar’ high-street stores
An Post chief joins call for EU to delay €3 customs charge for small parcels
Some 19 postal operators call for six-month delay in July 1st introduction of new customs charge
David McRedmond: ‘O’Connell Street needs high density housing’
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
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