Ryanair To Delist From London Stock Exchange
November 19, 2021 No Responses

Ryanair To Delist From London Stock Exchange

Ryanair has confirmed plans to remove itself from the London Stock Exchange due to high costs and the low number of trades being made. The airline said it will just be listed on the Euronext Dublin exchange, with the final...
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Exports From The North To The Republic Up By 60% This Year
November 17, 2021 No Responses

Exports From The North To The Republic Up By 60% This Year

Exports from the North to the Republic jumped by 60 per cent in the first nine months of the year, new figures show. Data published by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) on Wednesday reveals that imports from Northern Ireland reached...
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Employers Report Issues With Return To The Workplace
November 17, 2021 No Responses

Employers Report Issues With Return To The Workplace

Some employers have reported difficulties with unvaccinated workers, with some staff objecting to the redesign of offices, according to a lobby group for employers. Neil McDonnell, chief executive of Irish Small and Medium Enterprises (ISME), said that some em...
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AstraZeneca Revenues Up 50% In Latest Quarter
November 12, 2021 No Responses

AstraZeneca Revenues Up 50% In Latest Quarter

AstraZeneca has revealed that revenues jumped by 50 per cent in the latest quarter as it was buoyed by more than $1 billion (€873 million) worth of Covid-19 vaccine sales. The pharmaceutical company held firm on its earnings guidance for...
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Record Numbers Switching Their Mortgages For Increased Savings
November 8, 2021 No Responses

Record Numbers Switching Their Mortgages For Increased Savings

More people than ever before are switching mortgages as homeowners seek to make thousands in savings. Enhanced competition in the home loan market has driven a 36 per cent increase in approvals for mortgage switching in the year to September,...
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IAG Sees Revenue Increase As Lockdown Restrictions Ease
November 5, 2021 No Responses

IAG Sees Revenue Increase As Lockdown Restrictions Ease

The owner of Aer Lingus, British Airways and Iberia, International Airlines Group (IAG) said he is seeing a “significant recovery” as passengers return to flying again with lockdown restrictions easing. Chief executive Luis Gallego explained long-haul flig...
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Varadkar: Government’s Plan For One Million Electric Vehicles On Road By 2030 Is ‘Difficult To Achieve’
November 4, 2021 No Responses

Varadkar: Government’s Plan For One Million Electric Vehicles On Road By 2030 Is ‘Difficult To Achieve’

The Government has admitted its plan to have one million electric vehicles on Ireland’s roads by 2030 will be difficult to achieve. Green Party leader Eamon Ryan said that currently some 15 per cent of new vehicles bought in the...
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Irish Households Saved Almost $36 Billion In 2020
November 2, 2021 No Responses

Irish Households Saved Almost $36 Billion In 2020

Households saved more than $35.9 billion (€31 billion) in 2020, new figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show. Savings made during the pandemic have brought the financial net worth of households to an all-time high of $362.21 billion (€312.8...
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Ryanair Posts First Quarterly Profit Since Start Of Pandemic
November 1, 2021 No Responses

Ryanair Posts First Quarterly Profit Since Start Of Pandemic

Ryanair reported its first quarterly profit since before the onset of Covid-19, but said it expects to post an annual loss of up to $232 million (€200 million) as it would be forced to discount tickets to fill its planes...
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CSO Reports That Overseas Travel Still Down On 2019 Numbers
October 29, 2021 No Responses

CSO Reports That Overseas Travel Still Down On 2019 Numbers

Overseas travel to and from Ireland remains significantly down compared to before the pandemic, new figures show. Figures published by the Central Statistics Office on Friday show that overseas travel last month was at less than half the level of...
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