Peter Flanagan

Industrial production slumped between February and April in the latest piece of data to show a wild volatility in parts of the Irish economy. Production fell 1.3 per cent compared with the November to January period but was 13.2 per cent lower than at the... See more

Energia is “monitoring” the impact of elevated and volatile global fuel prices on its business as it reported solid full-year results and eyes its imminent takeover by French private equity firm Ardian. As Joe Brennan reports, the comments follow moves by... See more

Johnny Ronan’s Ronan Group has won planning permission for the redevelopment of 1 North Wall Quay in Dublin’s International Financial Services Centre. Dublin City Council approved the company’s plans to redevelop the site, currently occupied by Citigroup,... See more

It feels like it’s been a tough time for those working in the technology sector, with lay-offs at Meta and Oracle in Ireland, along with a general sense that the walls are closing in on an industry that looked to be eternally gilded. Yet this month’s AIB ... See more

Car insurance will always be a hot topic, particularly how much people are being charged for their premiums. Part of that premium is calculated by how much is paid out in so-called third-party claims after accidents and on that front at least there is bad... See more