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Daniel Murray Analysis: Has the corporate tax bonanza come to an end?

By the end of this year, annual corporate tax revenues are expected to have grown six-fold in the space of a decade, from around €4 billion in 2013 to €24 billion in 2023

Volumes decline at Dublin Port as inflation, war in Ukraine impact performance

Passenger numbers on ferries increased by 13.6 per cent

Microchip trade collapse leaves industry counting cost

Irish exports of microchips fell by 42 per cent in the first five months of this year, but this is in the context of unprecedented growth in the past seven years

Daniel Murray: Record exports to China could leave chips stacked against Ireland

Last year, 63 per cent of the country’s trade to the superpower was made up of microchips leaving it exposed to a shock if a trade war were to break out

Exports of Irish spirits hit record level of €1.45bn in 2022

The United States remained the top destination for exports

Chinese stocks in Hong Kong tumble amid disappointing trade data

The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index slid as much as 2.6 per cent

Irish companies warned to prepare for new Brexit checks on UK exports

British government is planning to introduce the controls at the end of October, with the move expected to cause delays and disruption

Accenture: Private sector optimistic about export improvements

As inflationary pressures recede, firms' views about their profitability have strengthened

Irish imports from the UK drop as exports rise

The overall drop of €1.6 billion in imports globally reflected a heavy swing in activity with Britain

Davy revises down forecast for Irish economy, cites ‘volatile’ data on exports

The stockbrokers is forecasting a 1.5 per cent price growth for the year

Irish exports to Saudi Arabia up 21%

The rise was part of a broader trend across the Middle East with Irish exports to the region up across the board

Strong consumer sentiment saw sustained growth in service sector in May - AIB

Bank’s latest PMI pointed to 2-year lows in input cost and output charge inflation and staffing difficulties in the industry

Enterprise Ireland in recruitment crisis with 99 staff vacancies

Concerns raised over state agency’s ability to boost exports as it struggles to recruit at home and abroad

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‘TanOrganic is expensive for a reason’ – How Noelle O’Connor built her brand against the grain

With her line of eco-friendly, nourishing self-tan and skincare products, the skincare therapist is proving that you can be kind to the planet and still look fabulous

Tough times for Australian wine as exports to UK and US tumble

Shipments to the US fell 8 per cent from a year earlier while exports were down 7 per cent overall

Portadown-headquartered Deluxe Group secures $40m in export contracts with US clients

The company, which has worked on projects like the Jurassic World VelociCoaster in Orlando, will open a new facility in Florida amid rising demand for its services in the US

Moderation in tech firm valuations ‘timely’ – Enterprise Ireland chief

Leo Clancy remains ‘concerned’ at effect of slowdown on willingness of venture capital firms to continue to invest

Enterprise Ireland reports record exports of €32 billion in 2022

Enterprise Ireland boss hails ‘incredible innovation’ of Irish firms as exports to the Eurozone increase by 28 per cent to €7.9 billion

Bord Bia aiming to boost sale of smaller cream liqueurs in China as Baileys dominates market

The popular drink was given regional protection status in China in 2019 and is the state agency’s largest drinks export to the country

States criticised over human rights account for half of Irish exports to Arab nations

Sales to countries including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates rose above €2 billion during 2022