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People around the country are being invited to take part in a Census pilot survey where, for the first time in Irish history, they can fill out their census form online.

Building company BAM has said it rejects in the "strongest terms" allegations made against it over the construction of the National Children's Hospital.

Ireland's housing supply is still far behind where it should be and a failure to catch up could have far-reaching consequences, writes David Murphy.

Ireland's housing supply is still far behind where it should be and a failure to catch up could have far-reaching consequences, writes David Murphy.

Ratings agency, Morningstar DBRS, has upgraded Ireland's credit rating.

The size of the cost of living package in the Budget will reflect the fall in inflation in the past year, Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohoe has said.

Ulster Bank has won a key appeal against a High Court ruling that confirmed a decision by the financial ombudsman in a pair of cases involving tracker mortgage customers.

A former Ulster Bank manager who claimed he was made redundant for making a protected disclosure has been told he has no right to pursue a claim after accepting an enhanced redundancy package worth over €145,000.

Lidl has been ordered to pay former Paralympic athlete Nadine Lattimore €2,000 for disability discrimination after a worker told her to move her guide dog away from a bakery shelf.

Dublin City Council has given the green light to plans for a multi-million euro redevelopment of the National Concert Hall (NCH) in Dublin that will double "the home of Irish music's" economic contribution.

Prison officers had to take more than 52,000 sick days last year with staff at one jail taking an average of 24 days illness leave each.

Dell Technologies has announced the appointment of Jason Ward as Vice President EMEA North and Managing Director of Dell Technologies Ireland.

WHOOP, a US wearable technology company has opened its new office in Limerick.

New figures from the Central Bank show that the number of homes in mortgage arrears fell by 4% between April and June to 45,843, continuing its recent trend of decline.

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show a decrease in the total number of planning permissions granted in the second quarter of this year.

British Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a fresh headache ahead of her first Budget this autumn after official figures revealed government borrowing jumped by more than expected last month.

13 new businesses have been awarded the Ireland's Best Managed Companies accolade at the 16th annual awards programme.

The Green Party is proposing a rates refund for more than 100,000 small businesses across the country in the coming budget.

German Economy Minister Robert Habeck said today that he wants to help Volkswagen get through this period of cost-cutting without site closures.

The Central Statistics Office has called on selected households across six counties, who are participating in a pilot scheme, to fill out an online census form before Sunday.