Less GDP for more homes: a trade the Government would happily make
Two big economic indicators were published on Thursday but the attention was only on one
Two big economic indicators were published on Thursday but the attention was only on one
Surge caused by multinationals frontloading goods into the US to avoid tariffs
Voices from across Irish life choose a single thing the Government should – and could – try to accomplish in its second year in office
Initiatives and supports for apartment building ‘are significant steps which will be very impactful’, says CEO Michael Stanley
Business data company CRIFVision-Net calls for additional support for businesses to maintain momentum
On migration, politicians are specialising in the Janus strategy of facing two ways at once
State agency plans to issue €10bn to €14bn in long-term debt this year compared to €8.25bn last year
North and south share several specialisms, especially on cyber security. Could this be an area of co-operation across the Border and the Irish Sea?
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
The world’s wealthiest 10% (about 770 million people) are responsible for two thirds of observed global warming since 1990
From the US economy to an AI-fuelled bubble, there are pressure points that could yet become global crises
Global trade tensions and infrastructure issues could be inhibiting factors, KPMG says
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
Company was behind biggest Irish purchase of apartments in 2025 and among the most active rental developers
Housing output will remain well below Government’s 50,000 target for at least another two years, think tank predicts
The key characteristic of the squeezed middle is they feel they are missing out on the gains of economic growth
The challenge for the two big parties of Government is how to hold on to – or win back – this vital but disparate middle ground
ESRI examines three potential shock scenarios that could derail State economically
Cyber attacks are still perceived as the biggest risk to Irish businesses
Economist Nouriel Roubini’s surprisingly positive take on US economy is based on the notion that tech trumps tariffs
In the News podcast: Surge in Irish exports almost entirely driven by shipments of Mounjaro ingredients
A country run by engineers will build and accelerate into the future, while one run by lawyers will litigate and decelerate
Finance is not a ministry one ‘figures out’ over time. It requires deep fluency in how capital moves, how complex systems behave, how shocks propagate and how a small open economy survives
Regulator’s report highlights Irish exposure to possible market downturn
Ireland’s new consulate general in Germany’s financial capital has opened its doors in a permanent premises
PwC survey finds one in five Irish family businesses had double-digit growth over the last year
Bank now sees the domestic economy expanding by 3.2% this year and 2.5% in 2026
Businessman also takes aim at Irish planning regime and warns economic downturn ‘likely to be soon’
US government shutdown continues into weekend as little sign of Republican and Democratic lawmakers breaking impasse
A new report suggests we have a ten year window before the hole appears, but we can’t afford to bet on it
Department of Finance’s Future Forty report makes it pretty clear, Ireland’s public financing model is running out of road
Our openness can be a strength and we need managed growth in labour force to remain competitive
Report considers fall-off in corporation tax revenue a ‘central scenario’
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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