The judicial review was formally issued on Thursday afternoon.

Rent pressure zones have been extended nationwide following the signing of emergency legislation into law by President Michael D Higgins.

The Republic is among the countries most exposed to US president Donald Trump's sweeping economic policies

James Browne said he was committed to enacting a ‘step change’ in his department.

Two TDs who are part of the Coalition-supporting Regional Independent Group voted against the Government on Wednesday night on Sinn Féin's Israeli bonds bill

The Central Bank of Ireland found that BlueSnap failed to meet safeguarding requirements

The fine of €393,512 imposed on a unit of fund manager Waystone will now have to be paid within seven days.

Firms have a year to put the revised code in place, and so the provisions will apply for the public from March 2026.

They have called for new legislation that would give Ireland the power to refuse their sale over human rights concerns.

The Irish unit of Cantor Fitzgerald, the US investment group previously run by Donald Trump’s new commerce secretary, has been fined

It is revealed in new Central Bank tender documents for the estimated €28.5 million catering and hospitality services business over the next seven years.

The Central Bank parcel of land at its Currency Centre campus at Sandyford is potentially worth more than €70 million.

The analysis is part of the Central Bank's quarterly bulletin for Q3 where they said the capacity of housing supply to meet underlying demographic needs is a key driver of sustainable growth in living standards.

Ireland's population growth is exceeding the pace of homes being built by almost four to one, according to a new study

They also advised people to ideally take impartial advice, particularly in the current period of change

Figures from the Central Bank show Ireland had an average interest rate of 4.31 per cent in March the sixth highest rates in the Eurozone.

In a series of briefings, ministers were advised to say that while international sanctions were a “complex and dynamic area”, there had been no reported issues with enforcement in this country.

The fine was for a breach of the stockbrokers' obligations under market abuse regulations

Ireland had the 10th lowest mortgage rates in the euro zone at the end of last year

The court heard Declan Service (63) effectively gambled his retirement fund by using inside knowledge to offload his shares in a pharmaceutical company days before buying them again at a discounted rate

Injury claims in 2022 were up 16 per cent on the previous year, while damage claims rose 20 per cent

Gabriel Makhlouf also said that financial literacy should be taught to students in school