Bord Bia’s spending rules breach and why the Irish are such good savers

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Business Todayfor the second year in a row in 2025, as €1.2 million of expenditure was carried out without following proper tendering processes. Killian Woods has the details from its annual report.

Almost one in every €5 of disposable income is now being saved, putting us on a par with those renowned German savers. In her weekly Your Money feature, Fiona Reddan asks why In our Q&A, a reader wonders about the capital gains tax implications of her husband transferring shares to her and vice versa.

Dominic CoylePensions: In pursuit of financial security ... although chilly reality awaits Ronan and Conor Burke: ‘Suddenly, every financial institution needed a solution to a problem we had spent years preparing to solve’injected life into euro zone growth in the second quarter of this year. Another illustration of the Irish tail wagging the European dog, writes Cantillon. Fallout from the delayed information technology system to manage trains across Irish Rail’s network looks like it could end up in court.

Martin Wall reports on theacross the State registered “only a slight expansion” last month, as the housing sector in particular “decreased solidly” from July to August, according to findings from ansays she “dare not add up the receipts to figure out how much my kitchen cost”. She spoke to Tony Clayton-Lea.

, a five-star hotel in Co Clare, will close for about six months s it undergoes a redevelopment worth €55 million in advance of next year’s Ryder Cup golf tournament some 50 kilometres away at Adare Manor. Oil nears $100 as Iran says Hormuz deal with Oman is closeGardaí investigating possibility that teenager deliberately knocked off e-bike in Co ClareNew rules for Irish citizenship: How will they work?

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