The Indian rupee's depreciation is significantly increasing overseas education costs, forcing students to delay plans, opt for shorter prog...

International students planning to study in Ireland must budget carefully for living expenses. Costs vary by location, with Dublin being th...

Ireland is forecasting its fourth consecutive budget surplus in 2025, with 9.7 billion euros, faring much better than many other European c...

The European Court of Justice has said that Apple had unduly benefited from unfair loopholes in Ireland's tax regime, and that the company ...

Apple has been ordered to pay €13 billion ($14.4 billion) in back taxes to Ireland after losing a lengthy court battle with the European Un...

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) dismissed Wilmington Trust SP Service’s (Dublin) Ltd insolvency petition against Spicejet Limited....

The Eurozone is showing strong signs of recovery, but the unemployment crisis is still a threat to overall recovery process.

Countries may be unable to escape a toxic combo of low growth & high funding costs

Forecasts are predicated on "aspirational" growth of 2-3%. Moody's Investor Services cut Ireland's debt rating by five notches, with a nega...

Debt-struck Ireland is awaiting the painful details of the toughest budget in its history, a condition for receiving a massive internationa...

Finance ministers from 16 countries that share euro currency, plus non-euro Britain, Denmark and Sweden, unanimously agreed to it.

Ireland unveiled the harshest budget measures in its history Wednesday, a four-year plan to claw back euro15 bn ($20 bn) using spending cut...

Ireland's banks will be pruned down, merged or sold as part of a massive EU-IMF bailout taking shape, the government said on Monday.

There are concerns that the strains could become systemic across Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain, the so-called weaker PIGS members of ...

Instead of piling onto bad debts, the EU stabilisation fund could be used to collateralise new par bonds.

Ireland faces the worst recession in the developed world and a particularly long struggle to bail out its property-crippled banks, the Inte...

Ireland's consumer prices fell 2.6 percent in March from a year ago, the sharpest rate of deflation since 1933, when the world was struggli...