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Franco-Italian automaker Stellantis has reached a multi-billion-euro frame agreement with leasing and fleet management company Ayvens to sell up to 500,000 vehicles across Europe over the next three years.

A series of events will take place this week aimed at attracting more workers into the logistics and supply chain sector.

Some passengers and commuters using Cork Airport this morning have been impacted as farmers formed a convoy with their tractors into the city.

Two energy providers are set to cut what they charge residential customers again as competition in the market ratchets up further.

Some traffic disruption is expected in Cork city this morning as farmers form a convoy with their tractors into the city to demonstrate at a meeting of Cork County Council.

A new milestone in renewable energy rollout has been reached with the confirmation from ESB Networks that there is now one Giga Watt of solar photovoltaic generation capacity connected to the electricity network here.

Consumer sentiment fell again in February, undoing some of the gains it made a month earlier.

Rising business costs are the biggest challenge that hotels around the country face this year, new research by the industry body has found.

A pilot programme to train prisoners to retrofit homes will get under way today.

The agriculture industry has said a shortage of farm workers is increasing the risk of accidents and injuries that can sometimes be fatal.

Holidaymakers will face higher air fares this summer because of capacity constraints, the boss of Ryanair, Michael O'Leary, has warned.

The agriculture industry says a shortage of farm workers is increasing the risk of accidents and injuries that can sometimes be fatal.

Venture capital funding for Irish small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) rose just 2% last year, amid a significant fall off in the second six months.

What do you do if you see something online that you think is harmful or illegal or want to get taken down?

An Irish company that makes jeans was recently ordered to stop using the Diesel trademark.

Tens of thousands of mortgage customers are facing a jump in their repayments in the coming months that many will struggle to avoid, writes Adam Maguire.

Oil prices fell more than 2% today and were on track for a weekly decline after the US central bank indicated interest rate cuts could be delayed by at least two more months.

Accumulated profits at the firm that operates the online death notice rip.ie website last year surged to €1.695m.

The Minister for Transport has appointed Steve Murphy as Chairperson of Iarnród Éireann.

New global tax rules will not hinder foreign investment in Ireland, according to the President of the Irish Tax Institute.