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Health

Paul Reid to step down as HSE chief executive in December

Reid, who led the health service throughout the pandemic, said he had no immediate career plans
5 days ago
  • Cónal Thomas
  • Banking

    Yippays put on hold: Revolut’s Irish rival will not arrive until 2023 at earliest

    Synch, the shared payments system devised by Irish banks, has received competition clearance but there is no timeline yet for launch of its app, which is to be known as Yippay
    6 days ago
  • Peter O'Dwyer
  • Health

    Planned counselling clause for new IVF legislation is ‘discriminatory and unfair’

    Head of leading fertility clinic says people should not be forced to see a counsellor in order to access the service
    6 days ago
  • Lorcan Allen
  • Infrastructure

    Irish Water hopes to tempt council workers with €3k transfer bonus

    Some 3,000 council employees have been offered the cash incentive to join the utility, which wants to employ them in order to have full control of the public water service
    6 days ago
  • Michael Brennan
  • Health

    HSE braces for legal claims over cyber attack

    Executive is preparing to notify thousands of people whose data was stolen in last May’s breach
    • Cónal Thomas
    • 10:33
    business

    ‘Unprecedented opportunities’ for Irish firms to thrive in Nigeria, ambassador says

    African nation keen to address ‘lopsided’ trading relationship, where Irish exports to Nigeria in 2020 were worth $342m while imports totalled just $12m
    • Peter O'Dwyer
    • July 1, 2022
    Companies

    Sales hit €433m at Boots Ireland as retailer enjoys post-Covid bounce

    Revenues rose 14% at the company’s 90 Irish stores in 2021 as profits moved upwards
    • Donal MacNamee
    • July 1, 2022
    Legal Affairs

    Barrister profession seen as ‘out of touch’ with general public, report says

    Large solicitor firms ‘encroaching’ on areas of traditional expertise, according to a strategic review conducted by EY for the Bar Council
    • Catherine Sanz
    • July 1, 2022
    Out of office

    Iberdrola builds first battery storage project in Meath; EU to pass corporate tax law

    Your essential round-up of the latest business news
    • Sarah Taaffe-Maguire
    • June 30, 2022
    WORK LIFE

    Younger people more productive working in office setting, survey suggests

    Those aged 18 to 24 also reported greater difficulties with switching off compared to those over 35, research from iReach shows
    • Sarah Taaffe-Maguire
    • June 29, 2022
    Out of office

    Out of Office: Novartis slash 8,000 roles; Donohoe rules out emergency budget

    Your essential round-up of the latest business news
    • Eva Short
    • June 29, 2022
    Media

    Staff at Sunday Times and Times Ireland offered voluntary redundancy in overhaul

    Company has told three quarters of its 20-person staff they will have to re-apply for their jobs
    • Donal MacNamee
    • June 29, 2022
    Companies

    Eddie Hobbs counts ‘economic war against Russia’ among main risks to his company

    Profits at the company run by the outspoken financial adviser and former TV presenter nearly tripled in 2021
    • Donal MacNamee
    • June 29, 2022
    Energy

    State moves to close EU case over controversial Galway wind farm

    Fines relating to Derrybrien development total €13 million since 2019
    • Cónal Thomas
    • June 29, 2022
    Companies

    ‘Significant progress’ made in rollout of National Broadband Plan, politicians to hear

    National Broadband Ireland says there is now ‘real momentum’ behind the project which has been beset with missed targets so far
    • Peter O'Dwyer
    • June 29, 2022
    Legal

    Perpetrators of domestic violence should have to leave their homes, minister says

    Helen McEntee says she wants to find ways of getting around the current ‘legal barriers’ that protect those who commit domestic violence
    • Michael Brennan
    • June 28, 2022
    Media

    Journalists at Sunday Times and Times Ireland edition face redundancy threat

    Some 15 out of 20 editorial staff at the Dublin-based operation have to reapply for their jobs as part of a cost cutting plan
    • Donal MacNamee
    • June 28, 2022
    Out of office

    DAA ‘confident’ over queue management as Defence Forces on standby; masks back on the agenda

    Your essential round-up of the latest business news
    • Post Reporter
    • June 28, 2022
    Permanent TSB

    Permanent TSB to raise fees for business customers

    The changes will result in some fees being more than doubled for business current account holders
    • Eva Short
    • June 28, 2022

    ‘Low risk’ of major roads projects being abandoned due to inflation

    ‘No projects presently under construction’ will be abandoned, Transport Infrastructure Ireland tells Public Accounts Committee
    • Donal MacNamee
    • June 28, 2022
    Transport

    Private firms making thousands a month in unclaimed toll change from motorists

    Companies who operate toll plazas under an arrangement with Transport Infrastructure Ireland made an average of €17.8m in 2021
    • Donal MacNamee
    • June 28, 2022
    Companies

    Cork-based Workvivo raises $22m in new funding

    Company’s valuation triples following series B funding led by Tiger Global
    • Sarah Taaffe-Maguire
    • June 28, 2022
    Climate & Environment

    ‘Limit’ to how much agricultural emissions can be reduced without cutting national herd

    ‘Significant challenges’ around reduction of methane within Ireland’s pasture-based livestock production system, TDs to hear
    • Sarah Taaffe-Maguire
    • June 28, 2022
    Housing

    Construction inflation risks scuppering social housing projects, expert group warns

    Irish Council for Social Housing tells Oireachtas committee that approved housing bodies are finding it harder to secure sufficient levels of professional indemnity when obtaining loans
    • Donal MacNamee
    • June 28, 2022

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