Varadkar: Theresa May’s failure to win a majority might result in a softer Brexit
Taoiseach-designate Leo Varadkar said on Monday that Theresa May’s failure to win a majority in last week’s election might result ...
Read More Construction activity growth rises sharply – the fastest seen since February 2016
Activity in Ireland’s construction sector accelerated sharply last month and at one of the fastest rates in the 17-year history ...
Read More Yields on €500m auction of short-term government debt expected to remain in negative territory
Yields on this week’s €500m auction of short-term government debt are expected to remain in negative territory as investors continue ...
Read More UPDATE: PAYE Modernisation
What is PAYE Modernisation? From 1st January 2019, whenever Irish employers pay their employees, a file must be submitted (electronically) ...
Read More The UK election result: Three things Irish businesses should monitor
As the UK election bombshell unfolds this morning, business owners in Ireland already having to deal with the uncertainty around ...
Read More Sterling drops after UK election shock
Sterling dived and the FTSE share index was set to fall 1pc on Friday after a shockingly bad election result ...
Read More ECB signals ultra-cheap debt era is almost over
Mario Draghi has given the clearest indication yet that the era of record low borrowing costs is drawing to a ...
Read More Motor premium costs fall for second month
The cost of motor insurance premiums fell for the second month in a row in May. New figures from the ...
Read More Irish economy on a normalised footing as demand for sovereign debt grows
The rebound in demand for Irish sovereign debt shows little sign of dwindling following this morning’s €1bn auction by the ...
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