Joe Lynam

according to an interview with Handelsblatt.

We are examining possible countermeasures.

If conditions do not improve, we have not yet named any specific instruments, but the discussion is ongoing.

The EU Economy Commissioner Valdis Dombrovkis said, we are considering this with international partners, for example, at G7 finance ministers in Washington.

Ian Curran in the Irish Times reports that the Financial Services Union has opened a ballot for its union membership in AIB on the bank's new hybrid working arrangements.

If our members vote yes, the new hybrid working principles will come into effect on January 1st next year, said John O'Connell, the General Secretary.

If FSU members vote not to accept the new principles, the FSU will refer the matter to the Workplace Relations Commission.

Over the summer, AIB had informed its 10,000 workers that those eligible for hybrid working would be required to work from the office a minimum of three days each week.

And did you get enough in the budget?

Because it was supposedly a budget for business.

Because the current Irish tax regime... Prize open those wallets as well, all the accounts that are sitting there dormant.

Politics.

Now, I see you want major reform in infrastructure delivery.

And Sean O'Driscoll was on the show this week.

He's the chair of the ESRI.

And representatives of the big utilities are also on that export group.

What do you want changed?

Now, we've had riots and disorder in the west of the city this week.

Is Dublin a safe place to work and run a business?

That's Eoghan Quigley, the President of Dublin Chamber.