Dominic Coyle

Dominic Coyle

Deputy Business Editor

Dominic Coyle is Deputy Business Editor of The Irish Times.

All change at ECB except the rates and breaking down your power bill

Business Digest: The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Data centres drive Irish economy and managing the fertility journey at work

Business Digest: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Tired pilots fear retribution and the €130,000 loan that became a €455,000 debt

Business Today: The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

A 97-year-old woman faces €455,000 payment to Bank of Ireland over life loan taken out in 2003

How did a pensioner borrow €130,000 only to leave €100,000 of it on deposit losing money for 25 years?

What limits apply to the new personal investment accounts?

Investment will be limited to Irish residents over a certain age in whatever products are offered by providers

Did the budget help a widow with two young children?

Generally, welfare payments will rise and a wider standard income tax band should help, if only a little

Leaving shares to a spouse at death can make more sense than a lifetime transfer

Tax planning can be advantageous financially but families need to be clear on its purpose and its benefit

US group buys largest Irish GP practice network in deal worth about €350m

Centric Health operates 90 primary care clinics across the Republic with 420 GPs

Retirement crisis looms for those in mortgage arrears, new analysis shows

Half of those in arrears will pay off less than 50% of debt by retirement, Central Bank study finds

ESRI report examines options around taxation of wealth

Report comes as Irish household wealth grew dramatically over 10 years to 2023

Is my €1,000 monthly childcare bill really falling to €550?

Calculating your childcare costs requires navigating a series of interconnected fees and subsidies

‘Can we cancel our Help to Buy application and apply for the updated amount?’

Increase in amount available to first-time buyers of new homes creates confusion for those who have already applied

Childcare providers face squeeze with fees due to drop further despite funding increase

Minister announces record €650m-plus funding for next year for sector

Ireland’s new personal investment accounts: How does it work if I have €1 or €12,000 to put in?

On The Money: How will this new savings scheme work and is it right for you?

‘This budget is not for families’: Childcare and new savings scheme the Budget 2027 measures you most want to know about

Hundreds contact our post-budget Q&A seeking clarity on some of the initiatives announced

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