Dominic Coyle

Vinyl record sales jumped 20 per cent last year with Irish acts featuring more strongly than the previous year, according to the Irish Recorded Music Association (Irma). Almost 480,000 physical records were sold in the State as the vinyl revival continues... See more

A Dublin business looking to eliminate food waste in the commercial food sector has raised funds to allow it to expand internationally. Positive Carbon has developed a fully automated, AI-powered “Scrappy” sensor which monitors and analyses food waste in ... See more

My aunt died in 2019. She was single with no children (apparently). She resided in a long-term care facility for many years, as was her choice. Her money, as per her will, was divested between her siblings, nieces and nephews with some to charity. She had... See more

More than 20 years after it was first mooted and just days before it went live, almost inevitably, the State was continuing to tinker with the rules for auto-enrolment, the mandatory workplace pension that came into force on January 1st. As people return ... See more

The number of aspiring homebuyers using brokers to secure a mortgage offer has jumped by 75 per cent over the past six years, according to industry data. Figures from the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI), which represents lenders, show that ... See more