Irish business, companies, jobs, property, investment and the wider economy.
Ireland is spending heavily to revive town centres, yet 81,000 residential units and more than 30,000 commercial properties remain classified as vacant. The contradiction…
Read articleIreland enters Budget 2027 with strong employment, large tax revenues and an €8.5 billion planned package, yet households still face high housing, energy and…
Read articleFraudsters increasingly borrow the names, logos, registration details and reputations of genuine financial firms, then combine them with professional websites, social media advertising and…
Read articleIrish households save heavily but participate unusually little in capital markets. With €176.4 billion sitting in bank deposits, the Government is preparing a simplified…
Read articleMore than 22,700 consumers contacted the CCPC in the first half of 2026 as disputes over faulty goods, prices, vehicles, utilities and home improvements…
Read articleA single first-time buyer now needs roughly €48,000 to €108,000 in gross annual income to finance a typical first home, depending on the county.…
Read articleIreland’s median home now costs €396,000 despite rising wages and a strong labour market. The explanation lies in a housing shortage built over more…
Read articleMost modern money is created electronically when commercial banks extend credit, not when central banks print banknotes. A €100,000 deposit example shows how bank…
Read articleIreland’s household prices were 36% above the EU average in 2025 and housing costs were 90% higher. Years of housing shortages, imported-energy exposure and…
Read articleIreland’s ageing population, housing shortage, energy transition and rapid adoption of artificial intelligence are creating labour needs that are unlikely to be temporary. Evidence…
Read articleNo decision has been made, but a possible alcohol excise reduction has entered the Budget 2027 debate as Ireland confronts a 25.6% decline in…
Read articlePublic transport fares are expected to rise by about 15% on average, with Dublin’s €2 TFI 90-minute fare reportedly moving to €2.30. The increase…
Read articleOfficial Irish company-register data, updated from the Companies Registration Office.
Private limited by shares
Private limited by shares
Single member private company limited by shares
LTD - Private Company Limited by Shares
Single member private company limited by shares
Private limited by shares
Private limited by shares
Private limited by shares
Single member private company limited by shares
Private limited by shares
Private limited by shares
Private limited by shares
