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Compulsory purchase orders follow a process — here's how it works
10+ hour, 36+ min ago (606+ words) Compulsory purchase orders tend to be made when the land in question is needed for wider community benefits, such as Luas Cork. File picture You may have noticed compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) cropping up in the news again lately. In…...
Revolut Bank hits €1bn credit milestone with 300,000 Irish customers using its borrowing facilities
10+ hour, 11+ min ago (200+ words) Revolut Bank says its credit portfolio in Ireland has surpassed €1bn, as it continues to challenge the country's pillar lenders. The digital banking giant says its active credit card base has more than doubled in Ireland over the past year. Revolut…...
Pension ownership up 17% in Ireland but one in five still have no retirement plan
10+ hour, 34+ min ago (448+ words) Pension ownership in Ireland has increased by 17% since the introduction of the Government's auto-enrolment scheme, new research published on Monday by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) reveals. The launch of MyFutureFund has seen 800,000 workers enrolled since January, while…...
Owen Reidy: Simplistic approaches to taxes will ultimately hurt workers
10+ hour, 36+ min ago (831+ words) 'Tax cuts are a blunt instrument.' File picture Over recent weeks and months, Government ministers have said that Budget 2027 will be one that “makes work pay”. As the representative organisation for more than 800,000 workers across Ireland, we welcome this commitment....
Letters to the Editor: Some pensioners penalised for paying into occupational pension
11+ hour, 12+ min ago (1192+ words) People receiving the State pension and a modest occupational pension can lose both a medical card and access to important home-energy supports. Picture: iStock I have written to environment minister Darragh O’Brien asking him to review an unfair anomaly in…...
Irish consumers 'bombarded' with scams from financial fraudsters
11+ hour, 6+ min ago (284+ words) Niamh Davenport, Head of Financial Crime, BPFI. The overwhelming majority of Irish adults (85%) receive scam calls, texts, or emails at least once a month, the latest report on fraud awareness by the Banking & Payments Federation of Ireland said. Scams are…...
Donald Trump claims he will remove tariffs from Irish whiskey in Irish Open speech
16+ hour, 29+ min ago (313+ words) US president Donald Trump presents Shane Lowry with the Irish Open trophy. Picture: INPHO/Dan Clohessy US president Donald Trump has said he will remove tariffs from Irish whiskey during his prize-giving speech at the Amgen Irish Open at his…...
Investment bank DC Advisory boosts its tech team in Dublin
18+ hour, 18+ min ago (137+ words) Mark Jennings, director with DC Advisory. International investment bank DC Advisory has appointed Mark Jennings as director in its technology and software team based in Dublin. He joins DC Advisory after more than a decade advising technology companies and investors…...
Ireland has highest AI adoption rate in Europe, says Amazon report
21+ hour, 1+ min ago (160+ words) Niamh Gallagher, Country Lead for Amazon Web Services in Ireland. A report published by Amazon Web Services on Monday says that Ireland has the highest AI adoption rate in Europe, with 65% of businesses now using the technology, up from 45% in…...
'Flashing red warning' as Ireland overexposed to overseas investors
21+ hour, 34+ min ago (394+ words) The high levels of international investment dominating equity funding for Irish SMEs is a "flashing red warning signal" that Ireland is overexposed to overseas investors, according to the Irish Venture Capital Association (IVCA). The IVCA report said that while the…...