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Australia will not impose reciprocal tariffs on the United States, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said, after President Donald Trump ruled out exemptions or exceptions for all countries on steel and aluminium tariffs.

The James Dyson Award, an international student design and engineering competition, opens for submissions today.

A remote worker who said she was given the "impossible" task of relocating from Monaghan to Cork to comply with a return-to-office mandate was made redundant within six months, the WRC has been told.

European shares fell to their lowest levels in more than a month today on fears that US trade policies could dent growth after President Donald Trump doubled tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium products from Canada to 50%.

The National Concert Hall (NCH) is set to spend an estimated €2.6m on a new 'world class' pipe organ for the redeveloped main auditorium in the revamped NCH building.

Google has signed a new strategic partnership agreement aimed at helping Irish businesses capitalise on the economic potential of artificial intelligence (AI).

A Co Wicklow OnlyFans model - and the company he owns - has appeared on Revenue's latest Tax Defaulters' list.

The Irish arm of catalogue retailer Argos paid out a dividend of €200m following the company's withdrawal from the Irish market in 2023.

Infrastructure consulting firm AECOM is set to create 100 new jobs here over the next year.

Shares of the "Big Three" US carriers slumped in premarket trading today after disappointing forecast adjustments from Delta Air Lines and American Airlines sparked concerns about the impact of a slowing economy on travel demand.

The Department of Social Protection has renewed its contract with An Post to provide pensions, child benefit and other social welfare payments at Post Offices in local communities.

White House senior counselor Peter Navarro has said that President Donald Trump was no longer planning to double steel and aluminum tariffs for Canadian imports, after Washington's talks with its northern neighbour.

US President Donald Trump has today announced massive new tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminium, while threatening to "shut down" its car industry and saying the best way to end the trade war was for Washington's ally to be absorbed into the US.

Bank of Ireland has raised €600m from the issuance of new additional tier 1 (AT1) bonds to institutional investors with an interest rate - or coupon - of 6.125%.

A cybersecurity conference in Dublin has heard that cyber attacks have increased by an average of 30% year on year, over the last five years.

The number of people passing through Dublin Airport this St Patrick's Day weekend will be down on last year due to the passenger cap, while Shannon and Cork are expecting higher passenger numbers.

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the percentage of people living in enforced deprivation decreased from 17.3% in 2023 to 15.7% in 2024.

A management firm owned by businessman Patrick McKillen Sr has recovered €7.46m in unpaid management fees that were the subject to legal proceedings.

A US federal judge has ordered the government-downsizing team created by President Donald Trump and spearheaded by billionaire Elon Musk to make public records concerning its operations, which he said had been run in "unusual secrecy".

Europe must adopt common policies such as joint procurement of air defence equipment and drones to support Ukraine and strengthen its own defence despite large public deficits, Finnish central bank Governor Olli Rehn said today.