Row as Lisney denies it signed off on report that claimed Nama lost €18bn
A war of words has erupted over estate agent Lisney’s role in an apparently damning report into Nama. Lisney has ...
Read More ‘We didn’t cause this, but we have to deal with the reality,’ says Kenny
Taoiseach Enda Kenny insists he is confident that Ireland’s interests will be reflected in the draft Brexit negotiating guidelines due ...
Read More Permanent TSB ‘charging double’ its rivals to fix rate
A state-rescued bank has been accused of exploiting its mortgage customers by offering those who want to fix an interest ...
Read More Mortgage surge means house prices ‘now set to rise by 10pc’
A rush to get approved for a mortgage, with first-time buyers to the fore, is expected to push house prices ...
Read More Irish Life adds City Quay offices to €1bn portfolio
Irish Life has restated its commitment to the Dublin office market with a decision to pre-fund the €125m development of ...
Read More 2,000 taxpayers call Revenue helpline in offshore crackdown
With only a month left for taxpayers to make voluntary disclosures about offshore assets, there’s likely to be a surge ...
Read More Pay freezes predicted despite country’s economic growth
Labour costs in Ireland are rising at one of the slowest rates in the EU despite the country’s strong economic ...
Read More ‘Strong evidence’ Ireland aiding EU banks’ tax-avoidance schemes
Ireland is one of the countries “leading the race to the bottom” in the facilitation of global tax avoidance, according ...
Read More Irish firms in top five UK foreign business owners
Irish-based companies are among the biggest foreign owners of UK firms, ahead of Japan and well ahead of rising powerhouse ...
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