UK Labour goes quiet on Northern Ireland investment zone in potential blow to border businessesNew UK government has so far refused to give its full backing to the policy
Banking Why Revolut’s UK banking licence is good timing for its growing Irish ambitionsAfter a three-and-a-half year wait, the fintech finally got the green light from British regulators this week. We assess the implications of the news on both sides of the Irish Sea
UK Revealed: The Irish firms that could benefit under Keir Starmer’s Labour governmentThe UK is a key market for Irish firms, with construction and green industries tipped to see gains under Labour
Banking AIB apologises after breaking UK competition rulesAIB has been named among four major banks that failed to make available the correct data on products or services.
Housing The biggest UK development project you’ve never heard of - and its lessons for DublinA development corporation-led project set to transform north-west London could be an example for Ireland, say officials.
Property Mega Ballymore project in London hit with fresh objections Local authority officials ‘remain concerned’ about aspects of the Bishopsgate Goods Yard plan
UK Northern Irish founder of UK state-bank gives backing to Labour wealth fund planPatrick Magee said Ireland had been ‘fantastic’ at state investment strategies and provided many ideas and inspiration for British plans
Policy British minister says there’s ‘space’ for EU deal to boost UK services sectorThe City of London has been among those calling for a deal on professional qualifications recognition
Politics Harris handshakes and Churchillian charm: How the Taoiseach and Keir Starmer worked the EPC roomThe European Political Community Summit is an ill-defined curiosity - but one that could yet become very important
RTÉ RTÉ to be funded by hybrid of licence fee and multi-annual exchequer fundingAfter months of wrangling over how RTÉ would be funded into the future, final plans are due to go to cabinet next week
Health ‘Fail fast. Succeed fast.’ Inside Hvivo’s new Canary Wharf human trials facility Hvivo is at the forefront of surge of interest in human challenge trials, with the new London location the largest unit of its kind in the world
UK How Harris and Starmer hit it off over Guinness and GAAInside the Chequers meeting the Taoiseach hopes will reset UK-Irish relations
UK UK and Ireland agree to host annual summit, amid ‘new chapter’ in relationsKeir Starmer will also travel to Ireland in September for a return visit
UK Keir Starmer and Simon Harris toast ‘reset’ in relations at ChequersThe meeting revealed some of the key behind-the-scenes figures at Chequers, as Simon Harris met Keir Starmer
Markets ‘We woke up’: The lessons London’s listing shake-up can offer Dublin and BrusselsThe planned overhaul of City of London listing rules has impressed many, but proved controversial for some
UK Analysis: Taoiseach to emphasise Ireland’s priorities as Starmer resets relations with Dublin and Brussels The taoiseach will meet Keir Starmer for the first time on Wednesday, while the European Political Community on Thursday will seek to rebuild relations with Brussels around defence and security
Markets Labour boost: Which stocks are up since Keir Starmer’s party came to power - and will it last?What impact is the new UK government having on the stock market? Dominic McGrath takes a look
Banking ‘Harder for challenger banks to succeed’ in Ireland than UKCo Down-born Patrick Magee, who helped lead the British Business Bank for more than a decade, said Ireland was a tight market for challenger banks
Aviation Explainer: Why Aer Lingus, but not rivals, stumbled into a pay rowIn an incredibly competitive industry like aviation, every increase in cost makes staying a nose in front of rivals that little bit harder
Markets Here’s what investors need to know about the UK company listing regime shake-upRegulators say it’s the biggest shake-up to the City of London’s listings rules in three decades.