AA Ireland, the roadside assistance and insurance company, saw its profits remain flat last year ...
Davy is looking to raise €50 million for its flagship property fund after attracting €100 mil...
Data seen by The Sunday Business Post show that the volume of cigarette sales had fallen by almost 5 per cent by the middle of June
The software company Fineos plans to repay a European Investment Bank loan and hire about 100 ext...
The Irish mining company Kenmare Resources is set to pay shareholders their first dividend as the...
Dublin Airport is busier than ever and in need of an upgrade. The aviation watchdog’s insistence on lower charges will barely dent the cost of flights, but might have a severe impact on tourism
Shares in Irish banks fell to post-2008 lows last week despite a growing economy. With low interest rates, non-performing loans and Brexit uncertainty just some of the contributing factors, are we facing another banking crisis?
Providence Resources is axeing all its technical staff and moving from its HQ to a serviced office, as it desperately awaits a promised €9 million Chinese investment that its survival could depend on
The rebound follows a slip in 2017 and the company’s coffers were boosted last year thanks to the gain on its stake in the exchange for an estimated €60 million
The state agency owns just under 10 per cent of Fineos, which is listing on the stock market in Australia, giving the company a value of A$712 million (€433 million)
The bank has said that it is in talks to secure the Central Bank’s approval to make a payment to RBS of some of its excess capital, although it is not known how much it will involve
The new owners of Blue Insurance have begun to recoup some of their €70 million takeover of the fast-growing company, extracting a dividend of €6 million earlier this year
As Datalex's shareholders reel from news that losses are even worse than forecast, regulatory bodies may be preparing to take a look
New Central Bank governor says budget leak investigation was 'conducted thoroughly and fairly'
The Central Bank’s recent report on fund managers is likely to see its enforcement division working overtime in the next year
