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Bank of Ireland says working to fix problem with app
Bank of Ireland customers are unable to access their banking app and 365 Online services today. In a message on X, the bank said it was working to fix the issue. "We are working to fix this as soon as possible and we apologise for any...

Bank of Ireland completes €81m refinancing of 601-bed student accommodation in Dublin

Bank of Ireland completes multi-million euro refinance of 601-bed student accommodation unit
The refinancing brings BoI’s total funding in the student accommodation sector to more than €700m, which has supported the delivery of over 7,000 beds nationwide, it said, The bank said its investment plays a role in expanding dedicated student...

Dublin City Council set to rezone land for up to 35,000 additional homes
It comes in the wake of guidance issued in July to all local authorities by Housing Minister James Browne to reopen and reconfigure their development plans to comply with new “housing growth requirements”. Those guidelines request that DCC...

Seven Wexford Companies Awarded Origin Green Gold Membership for 2025
Seven businesses from Wexford have been recognized with Origin Green Gold Membership for 2025, highlighting the strength of the county’s food and drink sector in sustainability efforts. Origin Green Gold Membership is awarded to companies that...

The ieBusiness Podcast: Nicola Quinn of PwC joins the Examiner business team to unpack Budget 2026
Partner and Tax Practice Leader at PwC Nicola Quinn joins Irish Examiner Business Editor Alan Healy and business reporter Emer Walsh to unpack the myriad of measures announced in this year's Budget.How Budget2026 compares to previous years, if the...

CaseKey team heads to Germany for prestigious business case competition
October 13, 2025 - 15:04 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - From October 14-19, the collective team of the CaseKey project will take part in a business case competition organized by the Case Club of the University of Münster. This competition in Germany is the...

Going for Growth's 18th programme for women entrepreneurs
Going for Growth - a programme for female entrepreneurs who are seeking to increase revenue, create employment, and explore new market opportunities - is now accepting applications for its 18th cycle. The programme to aid female business owners in...

Georgia utility regulators rake in cash from business interests
Critics say industry contributions suggest elected officials are beholden to the businesses they regulate. “It’s disappointing to see they have accepted those contributions,” said Rosario Palacios, executive director of the government watchdog...
Airport Updates: Latest News On The Global Market (W/C Oct. 13, 2025)
The latest news on airports globally, with updates on financing, infrastructure expansion and sustainability initiatives. Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) broke ground on a new $3.5 billion automated people mover (APM) train. The new 2.5...
Two Limerick companies awarded Origin Green Gold Membership for sustainability efforts
All Live95 News Getty Images Just over three-quarters of the overall Gold Member companies are small or medium-sized enterprises. Two companies from Limerick have been awarded Origin Green Gold Member status for 2025, underscoring the strength of...

I Can’t Bank in Idaho on Indigenous People’s Day
My bank, or more accurately, my credit union, is closed for a Monday holiday. The one I grew up with is called Columbus Day. I can still do online banking, but I can’t walk into the lobby and speak to a teller, because the staff has the day off....

EuroPride is coming to Ireland for first time ever
For the first time ever, EuroPride is set to take place on the island of Ireland in 2028. The news comes after the West of Ireland won the bid to host the event, bringing a uniquely rural and inclusive Pride experience to the Wild Atlantic Way....

Software Circle makes tenth acquisition with second Irish deal this year
Manchester-based acquirer Software Circle has made its tenth acquisition – its second in Ireland – to buy Broker Information Services, a provider of client management and quotation software for the financial broker market. The AIM listed group is...

Co-op warns 60,000 small stores at risk without business rates relief
Co-op has warned that 60,000 small shops and 150,000 jobs could disappear without urgent business rates reform, according to new research from the retailer. The findings revealed 69% of UK adults lacked confidence that the Government would deliver...

Two Gaza protesters storm Cork business accused of supplying technology to Israel
Gardaí are at the scene of an ongoing incident after reports that two Gaza protesters broke into a Cork business accused of having “deep ties” to the Israeli Defence Forces.Activists from the Palestine Action Éire group entered the offices of...

Green light for Dublin’s 19km Metrolink
The Irish Government is to set up a state body to deliver the 19km Metrolink after the Dublin mega-project received planning consent. Ministers want the organisation to focus on delivering the landmark mass-transit scheme in the public interest....
The Leap, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is an imaginative dive into the emotional world of a preteen
The Leap Draíocht, Blanchardstown ★★★★☆ With shimmering glass props, clever puppetry and chaotic magic, The Leap is a contemplative and cathartic new show for children ages eight and upwards and their grown-up companions. Written by Gavin Kostick...
National Sports Seamus Coleman urges team-mates to handle pressure of playing for Ireland The Everton defender is targeting revenge over Armenia. 37 minutes ago RSS, Syndicated Content
By Damian Spellman, PA Seamus Coleman has told his Republic of Ireland team-mates to relish the “heavy jersey” they pull on when they get the chance to represent their country. The Everton defender spent his 37th birthday on Saturday helping to...