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The combined pension deficits at the State's largest private and public companies have surged by €2bn.
AIB and Bank of Ireland had the highest deficits at around €1bn each, according to the research by pension consultants LCP Ireland.
Falling bond yields last year had a dramatic impact on corporate balance sheets. This was despite the positive investment performance of global equity... 
Fear sells newspapers but investors should not pay attention to the apocalyptic headlines
Source: Irish Times 08/09/2015
Large sections of the media tend to get a little hysterical during stock market corrections, adopting a “pack up the kids” tone that aims to scare the bejaysus out of its readers.
The latest bout of market turbulence, alas, has been no different, producing headlines such... 
Ireland Vs UK Tax Take is Startling!
Source: Dublin Chamber of Commerce
According to recent research published by the Dublin Chamber of Commerce, Ireland has a far more penalising tax regime for business owners and employees than in the UK. More and more firms are seeking to relocate away from Ireland into Britain and it is getting more and more difficult for Irish based firms to attract... 
Article taken from Business Insider 15/07/2015
Germany and the EU "won" their arguments with Greece, and the country accepted another bailout deal as the cost of staying in the eurozone.
Neither the country nor the people wanted the bailout to come with another painful austerity package, but it has.
But it is not until you actually read the IMF's July 14 memo on the current state of...