Most firms unprepared for ‘no deal’ Brexit, survey finds
Ireland’s Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has warned Irish businesses to prepare for a potentially perilous no-deal withdrawal by the UK...
End of an era for Guinness in West London
Guinness-maker Diageo has announced it will move its global headquarters from its current building in Brent to a new home in London city, sealing...
A cool idea
Purchasing furniture can be an emotional experience. It brings to mind images of kids playing and frolicking, evenings spent relaxing by the TV, family...
Giving something back to the inner city
Ten years ago, Dubliner John Nugent, along with his business partner Peter Millican, led the way transforming King's Cross but, he says, there is...
London Irish Squad Star in Skip-kick Shootout
The players at London Irish faced their biggest challenge yet when their principal sponsor, waste management company Powerday, brought a selection of skips, some...
Bank sells Irish home loans to US ‘vulture’
The bank is giving customers just 90 days notice of the sale
The Irish subsidiary of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Ulster Bank is to...
Back to the boom as property prices soar
Irish households are now ‘wealthier’ than during the Celtic Tiger boom, says Central Bank… …and two-thirds of it’s down to property price inflation
Ireland’s Central...
Irish rents higher than in Tiger years
Just 3,200 properties to rent in Ireland at start of year
Rents in Ireland are now 23 per cent higher than their Celtic Tiger peak,...
The true cost of prices rising faster than wages
FINANCIAL ADVICE WITH KEVIN CLANCY: The true cost of prices rising faster than wages
The UK's inflation rate has fallen for the first time since...
Review of Ireland’s property tax promised as house prices soar
Current rates frozen until November next year with local government and European elections due in June
Ireland’s Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy has signalled that an...