Dublin council wants huge €1m fines brought in to deal with dodgy landlords
An RTÉ investigation found a slew of serious health and safety issues in rental properties.
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Ireland's bank bosses warned: Sort out the tracker mess or you'll be in the firing line
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said he could take action against individual bank directors.
Airbnb apartment lets may be capped at 60 nights per year under tough guidelines
A letter to local authorities says that short-term lets need to be granted planning approval.
Ryanair tells pilots they'll probably have to take all their annual leave early next year
The memo to staff comes following a tumultuous few months at the airline.
From 'I don't know what a tracker mortgage is' to the biggest financial scandal of our time
This is how the banks’ tracker mortgage gouging was slowly revealed over the past five years.
'A dog who won't bark, never mind bite': Central Bank under fire over the tracker scandal
More than 20,000 people are impacted – and numbers are likely to rise.
23 people lost their homes because of the tracker mortgage scandal
Financial institutions have paid out €163 million to affected customers to date.
Insurers say policies will NOT be void if people drive during a red alert
A post doing the rounds on social media is false, an industry group says.
'A disgrace and a disaster': Charleville Credit Union has been put into liquidation
The Central Bank said it took action to stop ‘a disorderly failure’.
A Dublin-based Ryanair captain says the airline's approach is 'not in the interest of pilots'
Imelda Comer hand-delivered a letter to Ryanair management yesterday.
Sunbed salons have been burnt with a tax hike
The VAT rate on tanning services will increase from 13.5% to 23% as part of Budget 2018.
Ireland's largest business group wants all employers to publish their gender pay gaps
Ibec supports a similar reporting model already in place in Australia.
The data protection watchdog is investigating shops that hand out 'e-receipts'
Retailers have been audited to ensure they’re compliant with personal information rules.
Relations between Aer Lingus and Dublin Airport have 'soured immensely'
The airline says it may redeploy some planes in the future if its infrastructure needs aren’t met.
'There can only be losers': Sky says it will drop RTÉ if it's forced to pay for the channels
The state broadcaster wants legislation changed to allow it to charge pay TV operators.
'It's an absolutely toxic atmosphere with management': Ryanair captains take a stand
One pilot said issues at the airline had been going on ‘for years’.
Permanent TSB probably won't pay corporate tax for more than 20 years
PTSB said it is obliged to comply with accounting principles that allow it to carry forward losses.
AIB strikes a deal to let struggling homeowners rent their own houses
Under the scheme, a mortgage holder will surrender their property and rent it back.
Rural broadband scheme dealt a blow as ESB and Vodafone pull out of the running
A number of telecoms companies are bidding for a State contract to bring broadband to 542,000 customers.
Many new fathers fear taking parental leave will hamper their chances of promotion
Paid paternity leave provisions were brought in a year ago.