Business

It will still be called the Bank of Ireland, but there will be a lot less of Ireland in the management, control and financial underpinning of what ...

Ireland's Central Bank has lowered its economic forecast for this year and is predicting that the Republic's economy will grow by just 0.8 per cent...

There was once a Celtic Tiger and how Ireland got to be striped and clawed is the subject of a lecture being delivered just about anywhere in the w...

They say you should strike while the iron is hot. And if it be a golfing iron then, the more crucial the timing of that strike. Golf is a fickle ga...

Ireland came away with a far better bailout deal from Brussles last week than many might have anticipated. and the result was made sweeter still be...

It's summertime and the living is easy - or it's supposed to be. Exotic vacations, lazy afternoons, and stuffed beach bags are now a reality and th...

Repossessed properties in Ireland being sold at auction are going for a relative song - this means as much as 60 percent below the selling price th...

The Irish Business Association recently honored its 2011 award winners at the association's Third Annual Awards Dinner, Held at the Westwood in Gar...

Leading New York hotelier John Fitzpatrick, president and CEO of the Fitzpatrick Hotel Group, North America, and the chairman of the Hotel Associat...

Tanaiste Eamon Gilmore has warned that Ireland's economic sovereignty cannot be regained if "every single spending cut and reform is resisted." The...

Golf, it could be argued, is the only golden thing right now in the Irish economy. The island boasts a band of world beating golfers including one,...

Business jet flyers out of Shannon Airport will be quicker off the ground and faster off the mark when they reach the U.S., this after U.S. Customs...