Non-bank lender Dilosk complains of ‘unfair’ pillar banks’ deposit rates.

Will Goodbody departs RTÉ to join AIB as head of external communications.

Excl:. PTSB has opened voluntary redundancy scheme to staff at all levels of the bank, memo from Eamonn Crowley shows.

Exclusive: Apple to take office space for hundreds of staff at Clancourt’s Park Place in Dublin.

RT @DanielTMurray: Delighted to win political journalist of the year at the @newsbrandsirl journalism awards. Congrats to my colleague @kil….

‘The torture is now past’ – Ticketsie founder John O’Neill on coming back from the brink.

Trump’s reshoring plans likely to add to pressures on Irish banks, analysts say.

“Headcount is really what attracts costs at the end of the day . ensuring that we can keep that at a flat level, and then gradually reduce it over time, is going to be one of our key goals”.

Ireland’s banks face a looming battle with staff over pay and conditions. New polling of workers at AIB, BOI and PTSB show a majority at all are looking for significant increases this year .

Irish construction unions are at odds in a dispute that has hit Intel and Amazon – things are escalating.

Large Irish corporations are showing little appetite for adopting instant payments due to the costs involved and a perception that the risk of fraud is higher, according to Danish giant Danske Bank.

Irish banks have sounded the alarm about the cost of implementing instant payments ahead of EU deadlines that will require them to facilitate transactions within ten seconds.

Revolut has warned the Irish government against imposing controversial UK-style rules that would require banks to refund customers in cases of fraud.

The country’s biggest water consumers – including major pharmaceutical firms and manufacturing giants – will see their water bills increase by more than €150,000 a year under new rules.

RT @businessposthq: Monzo, the UK neobank is building out an Irish operation. But is it eyeing up Irish customers – or the reputational win….

Unite and Connect, which collectively represent thousands of workers, are clashing over an industrial dispute between mechanical employees and construction firms that has already hit foreign direct investment building projects worth tens of billions.

Ireland’s water infrastructure needs at least €120 billion of investment to plug gaps in the country’s creaking water infrastructure over the coming decades, Uisce Éireannhas warned.

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US giants have taken issue with the government’s planned update of the landmark NPF, warning that it does not acknowledge the needs of multinationals and lacks ambition on infrastructure.

Darragh O'Brien has questions about SF's housing plan – he's raised doubt over whether the banks will play ball. We asked the party what engagement it has had with the banks, and how it sees the plan working. Here's what Eoin O Broin told us.