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Davy says State needs 93,000 homes a year as SCSI says now is the time to invest in infrastructurehad the highest levels of disposable income in the State in 2023, according to new research by the Central Statistics Office which also shows labour productivity slipping in parts of the country.
Ian Curran has the details. A migrant chef with no English was put to work for about €25 a day at a Cavan takeaway while working up to 73 hours a week to pay off an “illegal” €60,000 “recruitment fee”. Now he is suing his employer at the Workplace Relations Commission for nearly €200,000 in back pay and compensation. Stephen Bourke Meanwhile on the markets, a “springboard” market for small companies will be launched by the middle of this year, the head of Euronext Dublin expects. The operator of the Irish Stock Exchange hopes the fledgling market for small but ambitious companies will mimic the success of similar initiatives elsewhere in its netowrk and reboot Irish listings. Joe Brennanby An Bord Pleanála due to its impact on the historic setting of the “iconic and unique” Liffey Quays, writes Gordon Deegan.and his firm are to seek a stay, pending appeal, of a High Court order for them to pay €11.3 million over a dispute alleging concealment by Mr Cox when he worked for developer Michael O’Flynn’s group.. the Dublin-listed life sciences investment company, has unveiled plans to buy back up to 76 per cent of its remaining shares with cash raised from the sale of its stakes in two biopharmaceutical companies. Joe Brennan reports that its €10.30 a share offer is a 17 per cent premium to Tuesday’s closing price., the maker of sandwiches and ready meals for stores from Aldi to Marks & Spencer, is keen to examine takeover opportunities to broaden its range as it unveils ambitious medium-term financial targets. Joe Brennan reports.certainly has not begun 2025 with a bang. While it did see growth in new business continue from 2024, it was at the weakest rate in nine months, writes Laura Slattery.to reshape the workplace is a much debated topic. In her column, Ciara O’Brien argues that while AI itself is unlikely to directly replace you, someone who is comfortable with the technology might.In our Tech Review, Ciara O’Brien said it is not that surprising that smartphone makers are pushing heavily on AI and the software side of things to try to sell their latest phones. But does the, but analysts say that a leakproof, space-based missile shield is all but impossible. And that’s before you consider the exorbitant cost and technological challenges., Cliff Taylor, sitting in for host Ciaran Hancock, talks to economic correspondent Eoin Burke-Kennedy, China Correspondent Denis Staunton and Scott Lucas, professor of international politics at the Clinton Institute in UCD about how vulnerable Ireland might be to Trump’s tariff threats.daily email news digest. If you’d like to read more about the issues that affect your finances try signing up toShock and upset at death of couple in Kerry expressed by former colleagues of ‘brilliant, bright’ Hazel ByrneRestaurant review: This neighbourhood Indian spot has the potential to become a foodie destination
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