More than 30 Irish jobs to be lost as Swiss insurer pulls out of Ireland
La Mobilière founded Dublin-based insurtech Companjon in 2020 with the aim of opening a new line of business
Irish food and drinks investor Kerga acquires German drinks company
Münsterland, which sells iced coffees, protein drinks, and natural energy teas, has annual revenues in excess of €25m
Dublin underperforms rest of Ireland in jobs market – Indeed
Capital has greater exposure to tech industry, which has been shedding jobs and experiencing some of the biggest declines in postings
Ireland’s manufacturing sector improved at fastest rate in more than three years last month
Sector enjoyed an accelerated pace of job creation and renewed stock building, alongside ‘robust’ production and new order growth
Stena Line axes Rosslare to Cherbourg ferry service
Move comes following a strategic review as company says it will allocate more resources to the Irish Sea
Food prices rise more than 4% as headline inflation increases again
Annual inflation rate of 1.6% shows an increase on May’s annual figure of 1.4%
Over 43,000 properties leave private rental sector
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Court-appointed liquidations triple as Revenue ends debt warehousing scheme
Second quarter saw almost 20% rise in overall insolvencies compared with the first, bringing the first six months in line with last year
US-founded AI firm Partsol to create at least 25 new jobs in Dublin
Company said decision to relocate from the US to Ireland earlier this year reflects ‘a deeper and more strategic bet on Ireland’s future’
Private rental sector has lost more than 43,000 properties over past five years
Ireland’s ‘stringent rent controls’ have led investors to seek more favourable markets in recent years, according to Sherry Fitzgerald
Sharp increase in reports of phone call and text message fraud this year, AIB says
Attempted and successful fraudulent activity was up 297%, although the figure is based on the value of payments reported as fraudulent
First-time buyers in Dublin now locked out of Help-to-Buy scheme, warns Savills
Estate agent also warns in pre-budget submission that high transaction costs are dampening investment in commercial property
Global shares hit their third record high in three days despite Fed concerns
Euronext Dublin finished the day up 0.5%, which was largely in line with international peers
Economic value of golf to Ireland has more than doubled since 2014 to €717m
New research outlines impact of golf in Ireland by analysing consumer spending, gross value added, employment, and tax revenues
Irish businesses show ‘disconnect between perception and reality’ on cybersecurity
More than 90% believe they are adequately protected, yet most do not regularly update their software, research finds