Concern about how much the State pays for medicines alongside general economic uncertainty and rising business costs are the main worries among pharmacists in Ireland. A quarterly Pharmacy Pulse report by the Irish Pharmacy Union (IPU) says that while dem... See more
Ireland is not producing enough surveyors to deliver on its ambitious infrastructure plans, a report for the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) says. The report, entitled Employment Outlook for the Surveying Profession 2026-2029, projects a sho... See more
Workers owed money by employers who have ceased trading will be allowed to access the Insolvency Payments Scheme under new legislative provisions activated on Monday by Minister for Enterprise, Peter Burke. The “deemed insolvent” measure opens the door fo... See more
I have a bit of a strange story which myself and my three brothers could do with some help please. Our father died some 15 years ago and his handwritten will stated that his four sons would inherit the house to be split equally between us. Our mother was ... See more
Private health insurance premiums jumped by almost 11 per cent last year even as providers cut the level of cover offered by many plans, according to data from the Health Insurance Authority, which says insurers appear to be targeting older customers by s... See more