Top performer in Dublin was Glanbia, which climbed 5.8% after it upgraded its earnings guidance for the year

There are ‘significant delays’ in many of the housing supply determinants, especially in supply of zoned, Oireachtas committee hears

Councils were the buyer for 5.6% of the volume of land sold for residential use, new data from the CSO shows

Deal also includes a contingent consideration up to €50.5 million subject to achieving future revenue thresholds in an all-cash transaction

Michael O’Leary launches attack on departure of DAA’s Kenny Jacobs but ‘never more confident’ on airline’s growth trajectory

The Mary Wallopers also played a four-night run at the venue in December as part of their Seven Drunken Nights Christmas tour

Number of people homeless reached another record high, surpassing 16,500 for the first time, including more than 5,200 children

Ryanair boss said Mr Jacobs’ ‘elbows out’ style was what was needed in the public sector to get things done

Workers told they cannot apply for social welfare during formal 30-day statutory redundancy consultation period

Some 57,212 acres of agricultural land were sold nationally last year, which represented a decrease of 8.9% on 2023

Revenue decreased during the year as the group manufactured less products as market demand reduced

Ryanair sees stock slide 1.3% at close of business in Dublin with more than 58 million shares traded

Almost 10,000 returns have been successfully submitted through the LPT portal since the fix was deployed on Wednesday morning

David Guinane has said he feels ‘scapegoated’ by the Central Bank and is ‘carrying the can’ for failings of PTSB on tracker mortgages

Weak demand in North America forces world’s largest cardboard box maker to impose downtime in factories