Ian Curran

Ian Curran

Ian Curran is a Business reporter with The Irish Times

Financial and insurance sector earnings surge as job vacancy rate remains low

Tech workers remain the best remunerated in Ireland, according to CSO data

Nature Valley to hand out 250,000 snack bars at Ryder Cup in Adare Manor

Granola bar and snack brand named an official brand partner of golf tournament

Household supports in Budget 2027 must be temporary and target most vulnerable, says IMF

Coalition must broaden tax base by closing ‘VAT gap’ and increasing property tax take

AI could impact more than 40% of all jobs in Ireland, IMF warns

Coalition will need to look at temporary targeted budget measures to support households in the aftermath of Gulf war inflation shock

Irish wholesale fuel prices surged by almost 33% in April as Iran energy shock manifests

CSO’s wholesale price index is a key indicator of the trajectory of inflation

Bank of Ireland shareholders vote to delist from London Stock Exchange

Davy ‘cannot charge’ €50 fee and expect people to use new savings scheme, chair says

Credit unions, IRFU and An Post named Ireland’s most reputable organisations

Reputations Agency’s annual ranking measures ‘emotional bond’ between public and organisations

Stocks rise as crude prices fall and traders await Nvidia results

Chipmaker’s quarterly earnings are seen as a crucial test of AI demand

AIB, Bank of Ireland join consortium of European banks developing euro-backed stablecoin

Stablecoins are digital assets that are pegged to the value of currencies and other traditional assets

Polymarket betting on Dublin Central byelection to be examined by officials

Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris wants 'deep dive' into matter

Coalition will not be able to deliver the budget it wants to, says Coveney

Former tánaiste says Government will be forced to piece together household support package as cost of living pressures mount

Almost half of firms cut entry and graduate jobs as costs rise

Recruitment becoming more strategic and focused on specific roles, employers tell IrishJobs

Kainos, one of Northern Ireland’s largest companies, increases headcount as revenues rise

Digital services group acquired Canadian peer company in September 2025

Kerry Dairy Ireland rebrands as ‘Kinisla’, as it plots €300m investment initiative

Dairy processor returned to farmer ownership in late 2024 after Kerry Group sold majority stake

Canada’s ‘doors are open’ for Irish and European businesses, entrepreneurs told

Irish entrepreneurs visit Toronto at pivotal moment, as part of EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards programme

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