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The European Central Bank (ECB) is widely expected to cut interest rates today.

Fashion retail giant, Mango has secured the green light for a new flagship store on Dublin's Grafton Street.

A HIV-positive care worker who was taken off the roster at a nursing home after disclosing her medical history to her employer has been awarded €22,500 for disability discrimination.

W.H. Scott Group, the Wicklow based lifting equipment firm, has bought one of the UK's larger companies in the sector.

Plans have been lodged for a 100 bedroom Raglan Townhouse hotel for Baggot Street Upper in Dublin.

Lengthy planning and judicial review processes have contributed to major hold-ups in the process of rolling out onshore renewable energy projects here.

The chief executive of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said the passenger cap at Dublin Airport has become a joke outside of Ireland.

Wrksense, an AI-driven HR tech start-up has raised €825,000 in pre-seed funding to fuel its global expansion and product innovation.

Car insurance company OUTsurace has warned vehicle owners about the risk of motor theft across the country, with the number of incidents recorded set to hit a ten year high this year.

Stellantis will next month suspend activities at some assembly and engine plants in Italy, including for the Fiat Panda city car, in response to tough market conditions, the car maker said today.

Irish Rail received more than 1,000 complaints from passengers about controversial changes to their timetables that led to delays, packed platforms, and congested trains.

Morgan Stanley's profit rose in the third quarter, fueled by a rebound in dealmaking that also helped its rivals.

As the latest property price figures show the cost of buying a home is up 10%, RTÉ's Economics and Public Affairs Correspondent David Murphy looks at the underlying reasons for the increase.

As the latest property price figures show the cost of buying a home is up 10%, RTÉ's Economics and Public Affairs Correspondent David Murphy looks at the underlying reasons for the increase.

Ryanair will have to revise down its passenger traffic estimates for next year because of expected aircraft delivery delays from Boeing, the budget airline's group CEO Michael O'Leary told Reuters today.

Residential property prices have risen by 10.1% in the 12 months to August, according to the Central Statistics Office.

Love Irish Food, the representative organisation for Irish food and drink producers, has named Conor Kilduff as its new executive director.

The National Lottery regulator has found operator Premier Lotteries Ireland (PLI) breached its licence in an incident that may have led to hundreds of players not claiming their prizes.

Britain's departure from the European Union cost London's financial centre about 40,000 jobs, the Lord Mayor of the City of London told Reuters, a far deeper impact from Brexit than previous estimates.

Hong Kong's leader has today pledged to reform and revive the economy and financial markets including slashing liquor duties, while seeking to improve dire living conditions for the city's poorest.