Ireland boosts State Savings returns for customers
Ireland boosts State Savings returns for customers with increased fixed-term savings products and Prize Bond fund rates.
Firms funnel tax breaks back into system
Ireland’s tax breaks attract firms reinvesting billions, creating 10,400 jobs in 2026 with Intel and Novo Nordisk leading expansions.
Six judges named for first Marketer of the Year awards
Meet the six judges announced for the first Marketer of the Year awards, chaired by AAI chief executive Barry Dooley.
Ryanair pilots launch mass legal action
Ryanair pilots launch mass legal action over unpaid holiday pay against the airline, seeking compensation for their claims.
Bank of America signs lease at Belfast Harbour City Quays 3
Bank of America signs lease for final offices at Belfast Harbour City Quays 3, bringing the development to full occupancy.
Fáilte Ireland launches new three-year corporate strategy
Fáilte Ireland launches new three-year corporate strategy to boost domestic tourism and improve business competitiveness across Ireland.
Authorities arrest wife of slain Temoac mayor and police chief
Authorities arrest wife of slain Temoac mayor and police chief on extortion charges. State officials confirm the arrest of Marisol…
UNAM halts admissions over exam irregularities
UNAM halts admissions due to exam irregularities concerns in the 2026-2027 academic cycle, affecting first-year undergraduate students.
Firms leading the bulk annuity surge
Bulk annuity transactions hit record highs in 2025, with advisers and insurers like Aviva leading smaller deals under £100 million.
Union warns civil service pensions could collapse
Union warns civil service pensions could collapse over Capita takeover. Find out why staff are striking and demanding records return.