Business

Ryanair announces major service reductions in Germany, with Hamburg operations cut by 28% amid tensions over government policies. The move affects multiple airports nationwide.

Aon plc appoints Byron Beebe as CEO of Human Capital in Dublin, strengthening its position in global workforce solutions and marking a significant development in Ireland's financial services sector.

Ireland's trade surplus narrowed to EUR 5.15 billion in August, with US exports falling 38.5% while EU trade strengthened. Property prices remain stable with 7.4% annual growth.

Carnew Mart's latest cattle sale shows remarkable price increases across all categories, with heavy cattle seeing up to €150/head increase and factory-fit cattle commanding premium prices.

Dublin-based AerCap has secured a strategic agreement with Spirit Airlines, acquiring 60 Airbus delivery slots and restructuring lease arrangements in a deal worth $150 million.

Mayo-based Wills Bros and Sacyr Ireland secure €265M contract for Dublin Airport's strategic underground passage, marking significant infrastructure investment in Ireland's aviation sector.

Dublin's financial and sporting communities unite to honor the legacy of Frank Ryan, marking the first anniversary of the prominent Dublin Stock Exchange figure's passing.

A Co. Clare farmer's €10,500 loss due to TB compensation system inadequacies highlights broader challenges facing Irish agriculture, with over 6,000 farm families affected nationwide.

Granard Mart in Longford achieves record-breaking €7.80/kg for weanling bulls, demonstrating exceptional strength in Irish cattle market despite absence of export buyers.

WH Ireland Group faces major shareholder opposition to its proposed GBP1 million wealth management division sale, as proxy votes indicate likely rejection amid management criticism.

Galway Metals announces record-breaking gold discovery at Clarence Stream project, intersecting 88 metres of 1.1 g/t gold, showcasing significant potential for resource expansion.

Donegal Group Inc., representing strong Irish-American financial presence, announces Q3 2025 results release date with comprehensive stakeholder engagement plan and continued market expansion focus.

Dublin set to reduce scope of planned Israeli settlement sanctions following pressure from business groups and US lawmakers, highlighting Ireland's complex position between economic interests and humanitarian concerns.

Ireland anticipates record €34 billion in corporate tax revenue for 2026, surpassing earlier forecasts as global tax reform implementation faces delays. Foreign multinationals continue driving exceptional growth.

Ireland moves to limit planned sanctions on Israel to goods only, excluding services, after pressure from business groups concerned about impact on foreign investment and US relations.

Ireland's services sector shows robust growth in September, with PMI rising to 53.5, marking the fastest expansion in four months despite global economic pressures.

Ireland Strategic Investment Fund has sold €65.6 million worth of shares in Greencoat Renewables, reducing its stake to 3% amid strong market demand for green energy investments.

Dublin-based MCO secures prestigious position in Deloitte's Best Managed Companies 2025 awards, highlighting Ireland's growing influence in global financial technology and compliance solutions.

ICMSA condemns Dairygold's decision to cut milk prices by 3c/L for August supplies, describing it as unjustified amid relatively stable market conditions. The cut will significantly impact Irish dairy farmers.

Armed robbers orchestrated a sophisticated heist at SBI bank in Karnataka, stealing ₹21 crore in cash and gold after restraining staff. Suspects fled toward Maharashtra in a vehicle with fake plates.