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BoE governor Andrew Bailey has pivoted from cautioning against cutting interest rates too fast or by too much to saying only weeks later the bank could be 'a bit more aggressive' in cutting interest rates

Insolvency reports finds few businesses utilising rescue process

Ireland is operating close to capacity with a labour market at full employment

Companies established in Ireland will be able 'trade cross borders in a seamless manner'

While the closure of the gender pension gap is within reach, it still requires co-ordinated interventions across departments, organisations, policymakers, and financial institutions

The European Union is trying to reduce dependence on China, former ECB president Mario Draghi warning that China's 'state-sponsored competition' is a threat that may leave the EU vulnerable to coercion

'Fraudsters are like chameleons,' says Nicola Sadlier, Head of Fraud, Bank of Ireland. 'They design their scams to blend in with what’s in the news.'

Relates to data including facial recognition of passengers who bought Ryanair tickets through a third party

If passed, the measures risk triggering retaliatory duties from China, the bloc’s third-largest market for exports

Legal expert says employers may end up with two cohorts of employees building up benefits that are very different in value

Sterling slumped about 1% against both the euro and the dollar after Bailey said the central bank could become a “bit more aggressive”

Consumer Interests: The new credit of €250 will be applied to all residential electricity bills and will be paid in two €125 instalments, writes John Hearne

However, despite this increase in claims, the Injuries Resolution Board said they are still 35% lower than they were in 2019

Ryanair boss demands Transport Minister circumvent passenger limit 

An Bord Pleanála did acknowledge that while the operation of the development would generate greenhouse gas emissions, the need for additional conventional generation is recognised as a national priority

New appointees with SHS Group, Freenow, William Fry, Bank of Ireland, ZeroMission and Bowe Property

Despite the drop, receipts from corporations this year remain 23.3%  ahead of last year

The pre-tax loss of €7.23m this year followed a pre-tax profit of €1.8m in fiscal 2023

Majority of renewable electricity generated last month came from wind farms, which accounted for just under 29% of all electricity used in Ireland

The San Francisco-based company is looking to spark buzz by partnering with Beyoncé