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Travel software company Datalex has raised €3.86m through a placing of new ordinary shares and has also entered into a conditional  €6.14m secured loan facility agreement with its biggest shareholder.

Ryanair's flight schedules will not be affected by the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX jet, the airline's chief legal and regulatory officer said today.

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the economy - as measured by gross domestic product - grew 6.7% in 2018.

The pace of growth in residential property prices slowed again in January, new figures from the Central Statistics Office show.

The number of mortgages in arrears continued to fall in the three months to the end of December, according to new data from the Central Bank.

Consumer prices rose in February on the back of higher rents, mortgages and heating and energy bills, new figures from the Central Statistics Office show.

Around 600 attendees from 26 countries are in Dublin today for the start of a two day conference on agriculture.

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) has sold a new tranche of Irish Treasury Bills, worth €500 million, by auction.

European Council President Donald Tusk has said he would ask EU heads of state and government to be open to granting Britain a long extension of Brexit talks if London needs time to rethink its strategy of leaving the EU.

Keep taking the vitamin supplements, writes Economics Correspondent Sean Whelan, there's a lot of drama left in the Brexit soap opera

The boss of Royal Dutch Shell received a mammoth 126% pay rise last year, pocketing €20.1m after higher oil prices boosted profits at the energy giant.

Almost 3,000 Irish people became millionaires last year - and one became a billionaire - on the back of rising asset and property values.

Here, John Lowe (aka the Money Doctor) gives his M to Z of that saving mentality.

The ban on the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft is now worldwide after US President Donald Trump joined Canada and other countries in grounding the aircraft amid mounting global fears for the jets' airworthiness.

UK department store group Debenhams said today it would give "careful consideration" to a proposal from its biggest shareholder Sports Direct to provide a £150m unsecured loan.

Sterling rose off earlier session lows this morning to trade broadly flat against the dollar and the euro as risks of a no-deal Brexit eased further following the British parliament's vote yesterday.

Lufthansa has forecast stable margins and revenue growth in the mid-single digits this year as it eyes cautious expansion in the busy summer months, manages costs and targets break even at its budget airline Eurowings.

Instagram is back up after suffering a partial outage for over several hours, the photo-sharing social network platform said in a tweet.

The number of house sales in Dublin rose by 5.9% last year - increasing from 17,491 to 18,523 - new research shows.

China's industrial output slowed during the first two months of the year as unemployment rose, official data showed today.