Permanent TSB talks over Ulster Bank have been positive says CEO
The chief executive of Permanent TSB has described its discussions with Ulster Bank parent NatWest on the possible purchase of parts ...
Read More EU negotiating with partner it cannot trust – Coveney
The Minister for Foreign Affairs said the EU is negotiating with a partner it simply cannot trust following yesterday’s move by ...
Read More Bank branch closures highlight generational digital divide
The decision by Bank of Ireland to close over a hundred branches across its network highlights the digital divide that ...
Read More ‘Chronic underinvestment’ harming recovery prospects – Ibec
Decades of chronic underinvestment in key infrastructure is threatening to undermine the prospects for economic recovery, according to Ibec. Publishing ...
Read More Exchequer deficit climbed to €14bn by end of February
Exchequer returns for February show that the budgetary situation has now deteriorated by €1.7bn compared to the same period a ...
Read More Euro zone inflation holds steady before expected spike
Euro zone inflation held steady as expected last month, taking a break in what is likely to be a temporary ...
Read More Dublin benefits most from Brexit financial services relocations – EY
Dublin remains the most popular destination for UK financial services firms looking to relocate staff or operations as a result ...
Read More Bank of Ireland reassures on cash facilities and ATMs
Bank of Ireland has said that no location will be left without access to financial services or cash facilities after ...
Read More Ireland’s minimum wage is second-highest in the European Union
Ireland has the second-highest minimum wage across the EU, at €1,724 per month, according to Eurofound. Luxembourg has the highest, ...
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