Almost one quarter of Irish firms will be forced to close if subject to GDPR fines – survey
Close to one quarter of Irish firms would be forced to pull down their shutters if handed fines for non-compliance ...
Read More NTMA sells €1bn of Government bonds
The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) has completed an auction of €1bn of the benchmark Irish Government bonds this morning. ...
Read More Key Irish export sectors now more dependent on UK than 10 years ago
Some Irish exporting sectors have seen their dependence on the UK market increase since the turn of the millennium, even ...
Read More Top Tip: Reference Check Questions
Reference Check Questions The reference check stage of the recruitment process is a crucial stage for an employer to obtain ...
Read More Dramatic drop in cost of motor insurance new figures show
There has been a dramatic drop in the cost of motor insurance. New figures show there was a plunge of 14pc ...
Read More EU to publish ‘guiding principles’ for upcoming Brexit talks on Ireland and Northern Ireland
The EU is to publish “guiding principles” for upcoming Brexit talks on Ireland and Northern Ireland today. The paper will ...
Read More New rollout to see West of Ireland towns becoming Ireland’s fastest broadband hotspots
A number of rural towns are to become Ireland’s fastest fibre broadband hotspots in the next two years, outgunning Dublin, ...
Read More Bitcoin slumps as China clamps down on digital tokens
So-called virtual currency bitcoin tumbled the most since July after China’s central bank said initial coin offerings are illegal and ...
Read More Budget watchdog warns ‘overheating economy’ is real risk
There is a “realistic possibility” that the economy will start to overheat in the coming years if the strong growth ...
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