Euronext Dublin finished down 1%, with Ryanair worst performer as it continues to deal with fallout from oil price rises

Sequence of large budgetary surpluses over recent years has now reduced Ireland’s national debt to pre-pandemic levels

Sherry Fitzgerald reports a 1.3% increase in the average value of second-hand homes nationwide, down from 2.3% last year

Ireland ‘particularly exposed’ to global and European energy price movements, group says in spring economic outlook

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Businesses said operating costs have increased by an average of 10%, rising to nearly 13% in the construction sector

Grant Thornton’s research draws on insights from more than 550 senior executives internationally including 125 from Ireland

Companies also adapting systems to deal with trade barriers and shifting regulatory requirements, report from law firm finds

After pay, Irish workers wanted better benefits, more flexible hours, better company culture and better work-life balance

Hundreds of flights will be affected on the airline’s summer schedule against the backdrop of a significant jet fuel shortage

Ibec says the ‘unprecedented nature of what unfolded’ means it may take ‘days or even weeks to fully assess the damage caused’

French company says move is ‘short-term’ as it deals with increased cost of fuel arising from Iran war

Euronext Dublin finished the day down 2%, dragged down by Ryanair, which suffered a hit on the back of a profit warning from EasyJet

Swedish retailer says there was a return to ‘more normalised levels of investment’ after funding of central distribution centre in 2024

Budget airline Ryanair slipped 1.6% to €25.52 in Dublin even as oil prices stayed well below $100 a barrel on Wednesday