Northern Europe needs its neighbours to pay back its debts soon … before its baby boomers retire
October 2016
NCA investigating six people over £1bn sale of Irish property portfolio
UK crime agency acting on claims made in Irish parliament that bribes were paid to smooth sale of Northern Irish properties
June 2016
EU voices
Ireland’s economy has turned around, and support is firmly back behind the EU
Dan O'Brien
Multinational companies remain our engine of wealth creation. But no one here labours under the illusion that they are here for the small domestic market
October 2015
Ireland budget: hopes rise for first tax cuts since 2008 crisis
Enda Kenny’s government expected to introduce first marginal giveaway budget since Ireland’s multibillion-euro bailout
July 2015
Ireland's economy grows 1.4% to return to pre-crisis levels
Country saw 1.4% quarter-on-quarter growth in first three months of 2015, pushing it to top of eurozone league table for second year running
June 2015
Irish media seek right to report on Denis O'Brien's ties with IBRC
Irish Times and RTÉ seek court ruling after MP alleges in Dáil that media tycoon enjoyed very low rate loans from ‘toxic bank’ that succeeded Anglo-Irish Bank
October 2014
Europe in turmoil: five years of economic crisis
Graeme Wearden
Greece’s admission in October 2009 that it had a huge black hole in its finances triggered five years of bailouts, market turmoil and protests
April 2014
Greek bond sale hailed a success after raising €3bn
Bond sale, which was oversubscribed by six times, shows the heavily indebted country has regained the trust of the financial markets
February 2014
Anglo Irish Bank trial: executives lied before bailout, Sean Quinn tells court
Anglo Irish Bank trial: day three
December 2013
Ireland's City bailout
Letters: The infamous Irish guarantee in September 2008 essentially bailed out British investors
Enda Kenny thanks Irish people after exit from IMF-EU bailout programme
Taoiseach vows never to return to credit-fuelled property boom and says creation of jobs will be at centre of economic plan
Economics blog
Bailout exit does not mark end of Ireland's financial crisis, says Noonan
Heather Stewart
As Ireland prepares to become the first country to exit eurozone bailout, there are still several reasons why its finance minister Michael Noonan thinks the crisis is not over just yet
July 2013
Anglo Irish Bank scandal: Irish people called Germans to say sorry
German ambassador says that in wake of recent Anglo Irish Bank tapes his embassy staff received calls from Irish citizens
June 2013
Anglo Irish Bank scandal 'damages democracy', Angela Merkel says
German chancellor delivers a strong condemnation of the revelations that the Irish bank's executives mocked the country's role in Anglo's bailout
Irish PM Enda Kenny attacks bankers - video
Speaking at the EU summit in Brussels, the Irish prime minister gives his response to recordings of Anglo Irish Bank staff joking about a bailout deal
Ireland falls back into recession despite multibillion-euro austerity drive
Anglo Irish Bank scandal: 'we are offended' says German politician
Anglo Irish Bank revelations go from bad to worse
March 2013
Ireland upbeat after 'extraordinary response' to bond sale
Dublin said the demand for benchmark 10-year bonds meant the time was rapidly approaching when it would no longer have to rely on external financing
