The vast majority of the public were unhappy with Budget 2027 and feel the government has failed to deliver on its promises, ...

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A majority of Irish voters support further strike action if unions and the government do not agree a satisfactory public pay ...

Good outcomes matter because they build confidence. Savers who understand what they are investing in, have access to low-cost and globally diversified investments, and can see their money working for ...

Tech Poll: 61% back cap on tech firms’ electricity use amid data centre backlash. Donal MacNamee. 21:00 ...

Copenhagen partly financed its first metro lines by linking land sales in Ørestad to construction costs. Ireland need not copy either model, but MetroLink and new Luas lines could raise land values ...

While both Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris continue their parties’ run in government today, this week’s Business Post Red C poll marks an historic low for the two, falling to a ...

Sources told the Business Post that the new targeted electricity credit system in development by ESB Networks would use MPRN ...

Majority disapprove of coalition’s cut to living wage timeline. Megan O'Brien. 21:00 ...

Despite this, today's polling suggests that dissatisfaction with the government's response to household financial pressures remains widespread. Voters who feel that mainstream parties are failing to ...