Major victory for Irish government as European court annuls finding that the company received selective advantage

The bank, owned by the German government following a collapse a decade ago, has appointed financial advisers from Barclays Bank’s Irish arm to seek expressions of interest

As winds of reform sweep across the international tax landscape, expect this small island to dig its heels in and side with the multinationals

The combined operation will be managed by Iconic Labs, the London-listed media publisher, which will run the company from Dublin and invest in expanding the publisher’s suite of brands

The account’s low-risk investment strategy has failed to pay dividends, and further declines are likely

Lender had securitised loans previously acquired from ICS into special purpose vehicle now worth €110 million

Stakeholder Veraison proposes radical shake-up of the Zurich-based food business

The bad bank has a forecasted surplus of €4 billion after healthy demand for the assets it sold and a 96 per cent reduction in its outstanding loan book

Food company said bakeries are increasing capacity as demand improves after difficult April and May

Irish Strategic Investment Fund invested $1m in Digicel bonds in 2018 but sold them before 2021 maturity date

€41m extra tax came from construction sector as Revenue Commissioners’ investigations focused on areas where tax avoidance is more likely

Eamonn Crowley says the bank is looking at opening up new opportunities following hits to its mortgage book caused by Covid-19

As well as facing the challenges created by Covid-19 payment breaks, the incoming chief executive must find a way to boost lending

Finance chief succeeds Jeremy Masding as bank charts course through Covid-19 pandemic

The programme for government is unworkable if the government decides to let struggling firms drown in the aftermath of the pandemic

In the month of March alone, €72 billion flowed out of investment funds in this country

The findings of the investigation into the state agency’s disposal of its €5.8bn loan book in the North was due this month but now won’t be ready until the autumn

Dispute over outsourcing deal ends as Capita is awarded five-year customer service contract

Financial watchdog cites significant pressures placed on households, businesses and banks