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Bank of Ireland Raises Income Forecast as Lending Grows by €3.6 Billion
Bank of Ireland has upgraded its income forecast after recording €3.6 billion in new lending growth, signalling continued strength in the Irish banking sector.
ICS Mortgages Owner Dilosk Raises €441 Million in Latest Bond Sale
Dilosk DAC, the company behind ICS Mortgages, has completed its 12th residential mortgage-backed securitisation, raising €441 million through the public bond market.
Ireland Raises €1.25 Billion in Bond Sale as Borrowing Costs Climb Above Typical Mortgage Rates
The Irish State has successfully secured €1.25 billion through a bond sale despite turbulence in global debt markets, with the government's borrowing rate now standing at 3.5 percent.
Irish Homes with Insurance Shortfalls Underinsured by Average €83,153, New Research Reveals
Fresh research has uncovered that Irish homeowners carrying inadequate insurance coverage face an average shortfall of €83,153, leaving properties significantly underprotected against potential claims.
Four Day Work Week May Offer Financial Advantage for Irish Workers in Higher Tax Brackets
Irish workers considering a four day work week may find the arrangement financially beneficial if their fifth working day pushes them into a higher tax bracket, according to financial planning analysis highlighting Ireland's cost of earning challenges.
Small Business Grants in Ireland: Local Enterprise Office Supports Explained
Small business grants in Ireland: Priming and Expansion grants up to €150,000, Feasibility, Grow Digital (up to €5,000), Energy Efficiency and who is eligible.
Industry
Vertiv Announces 300-Job Expansion at Donegal Manufacturing Facility
Technology infrastructure manufacturer Vertiv plans significant expansion of its Letterkenny operations, creating 300 new positions in northwest Ireland's manufacturing sector.
BMW Announces Voluntary Redundancy Programme Affecting Germany Operations
German premium automaker BMW has confirmed plans to reduce its workforce by several thousand employees through a voluntary redundancy scheme running until 2027.
Oleg Deripaska: The Russian Figure Behind Limerick’s Aughinish Alumina
Oleg Deripaska, founder of Rusal which owns Limerick's Aughinish Alumina plant, remains influential in Russian business despite stepping down as leader seven years ago.
Poolbeg Incinerator Profits Surge 22% on Electricity Price Gains
Dublin's Poolbeg waste-to-energy facility recorded pre-tax profits of €41 million in 2023, driven primarily by elevated electricity market prices across Ireland.
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Trinity Spinout Akara Secures $5.5 Million to Scale Hospital AI Technology
Dublin-based health tech company Akara has raised $5.5 million in funding to accelerate deployment of its artificial intelligence solutions in hospitals and expand its Irish workforce.
Trinity Spinout Akara Secures $5.5 Million to Scale Hospital AI Technology
Dublin-based healthcare AI company Akara has raised $5.5 million in fresh funding to drive hospital adoption of its artificial intelligence platform and expand its Irish operations.
Ireland Welcomes Agreement on European Union Budget for 2027
Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris has confirmed that European Union member states have reached an agreement on the bloc's budget for 2027.
Dublin Biotech Nuritas Partners with University of Limerick on Industry Experience Programme
Nuritas has launched a four-year master's programme with the University of Limerick offering students up to two years of paid biopharma industry experience.
Cork Pharma Tech Firm ArrayPatch Secures €3.2 Million for Dissolving GLP-1 Patches
Cork based pharmaceutical technology company ArrayPatch has raised €3.2 million in funding to advance its dissolving patch technology for GLP-1 medications.
Gardaí Investigate Dolphin Utilities After Customers Report Unauthorised Energy Account Switches
Irish police are examining complaints against energy switching service Dolphin Utilities following reports of unauthorised account changes and unexplained direct debits from customers.
Irish milk intake falls 1.7% in September 2026, CSO reports
Domestic milk intake by processors and co-ops reached 760.4 million litres in September 2026, down 12.8 million litres compared with the same month in 2025, according to the Central Statistics Office.
Dublin Legal Tech Startup Juritas Raises €1.4 Million for Contract Intelligence Platform
Juritas, a Dublin based legal technology company founded in 2026, has secured €1.4 million in seed funding to develop its artificial intelligence powered contract intelligence platform.
Irish housing completions rise 10.4pc in Q3 2026, CSO reports
New dwelling completions in Ireland reached 10,154 units in the third quarter of 2026, representing a 10.4% increase on the same period last year, according to the Central Statistics Office.
RTÉ Director General Confident €20 Million Funding Gap Will Be Secured
Kevin Bakhurst expresses confidence that RTÉ will secure a €20 million funding shortfall as the broadcaster works to address its financial challenges.