Fairstone Ireland to add 100 jobs over next two years
Financial services group has seen revenue jump 35 per cent as company expands presence in the Irish market
Financial services group has seen revenue jump 35 per cent as company expands presence in the Irish market
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All Jack Chambers has to do is read the newspapers and he’ll know exactly what his colleagues are going to ask for
Green Party pushes for once-off €560 child benefit payment for new parents as part of Budget negotiations
Proposal costed at €40m would mean more applicants able to claim highest payment of €30,000
Increases to minimum rates for permit-holding meat workers went ahead as planned despite misgivings from employers within the sector
Fine Gael risks deepening social divisions with pre-election budget measure pandering to an already well off constituency
Amid buoyant tax returns, there have been calls for a reduction in inheritance tax – but those opposed say this will benefit only the wealthiest of homeowners
Microsoft Office guy’s superyacht; Dyson signs on the line in Co Waterford; Fair City eyes move to commuter belt
Financial services minister Neale Richmond has warned Britain it will not get ‘free pass’ on Brexit rules if Labour wins the UK election
Imagine anyone calling Margaret Thatcher, Angela Merkel and Indira Gandhi ‘the girls’
New unit will assist clients looking to navigate impending EU rules governing the technology
Injuries Resolution Board made €170m awards in 2023, down more than €100m since 2019
Anti-money laundering legislation presumes politicians ‘guilty until proven innocent’, Dáil told
New roles given to Fine Gael members cover areas including finance, housing, public works and health
Neale Richmond, Emer Higgins, Alan Dillon and Kieran O’Donnell all promoted
New Cabinet is expected be announced to the Dáil at about 5pm on Tuesday
Europe’s regulations have become ‘too burdensome’ and could hinder innovation, argues Michael Lohan
What are Friday's referendums in Ireland all about? With voters set to go to the polls in two referendums on March 8th, the Yes and No camps offer very different assessments of the stakes, and some questions remain unanswered
Nursing Homes Ireland had sought time to address funding issues given Fair Deal scheme fees are main income for operators
Some 6,640 jobs were supported by LEOs in 2023
Largest number of permits granted in health and social work sector, accounting for just under one third of the total
Minimum salary payable to healthcare assistants and home carers to increase to €27,000 from January
Short notice for significant minimum salary rises could catch some companies ‘off guard’
Traditional trades including car mechanic, baker and electrician among the roles it will be easier for employers to hire for from outside the EEA in 2024
New study highlights increasing importance of French market for Irish exporters
Dublin riots have led to a dangerous political game
Pizza chain’s biggest franchisee in Ireland said ruling puts it at ‘unfair’ disadvantage
Minister announces preplanned expansion of scheme that pays 70% of gross salary up to €110 a day
‘Unresolved conflict’ must be addressed to bring in more early-stage investment to the Irish industry, IIEA event hears
Implementation of industry-wide agreement had been held up by High Court action
Report shows that competition on price, quality and location has improved in recent years, Coveney says
Politician says he would like to see people charged for overnight tyre deflations in Churchtown
Shortages are becoming ‘normalised’ in some sectors, with housing high on the list of chief culprits
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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