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Bank of Ireland has appointed Tadhg Clandillon as Managing Director of New Ireland, a role he will take up in early October.

Pre-tax profits at a leading player in the European data centre sector, the Dublin headquartered Mercury Engineering, last year surged by 20% to €81.53m.

A former Iceland shop steward has been awarded €8,300 after the then-owner of its Irish stores, Naeem Maniar, threatened to sue her personally on the eve of a strike.

Apple is set to unveil its iPhone 16 lineup later today, focusing on how its flagship device's features have been infused with artificial intelligence, rather than its usual emphasis on hardware upgrades.

A total of 612 restaurants, cafes, gastropubs and other food serving hospitality businesses have closed over the last year, research from the Restaurants Association of Ireland has found.

A review of stamp duty on the purchase of ten or more homes is not advocating a hike in the 10% rate.

Taoiseach Simon Harris has denied that the Government has been engaged in a U-turn when it comes to the issue of doubling stamp duty on the bulk buying of homes.

Kerry-based financial services and technology company Fexco has opened two new No1 Currency retail stores in Sydney in Australia as it continues to expand in the Asia-Pacific region.

Repak's first ever recycling knowledge audit has examined the knowledge of over 2,000 people and found common misconceptions in their understanding of recycling rules and their ability to segregate waste correctly.

European growth has been falling behind that of the US since the beginning of the 21st century, while a more uncertain global trading picture threatens to further undo EU growth prospects, according to an eagerly awaited report by former ECB president Mario Draghi.

The latest AIB Spend Trend shows that Oasis fans trying to get tickets for the band's two gigs in Dublin next year set two records for spending so far in 2024.

The National Treasury Management Agency said it will hold its final bond auction of this year on Thursday, September 12 as it moves towards completing 2024's modest funding target.

New figures show that visitor numbers to the country's leading visitor attractions in 2023 are still lagging behind pre-pandemic times and the Association of Visitor Experiences and Attractions has called for more Government support in the upcoming budget.

Irish electric vehicle charging company ePower has secured €16m in recent rounds of investment, which it said will significantly drive the business forward in the future.

Wind Energy Ireland said that wind generation here hit the highest on record for the month of August.

Shares of Hostmore plunged more than 70% today as the British restaurant operator dropped plans to buy TGI Fridays after it was removed as the manager of TGIF Funding, which owns the right to collect royalties from the pub chain franchise.

Aviva Insurance Ireland has announced plans to provide increased insurance capacity to businesses in the hospitality sector after the implementation of a number of key measures in the Government's Action Plan for Insurance Reform.

Boeing has reached a tentative agreement with a union representing more than 32,000 workers in the US Pacific Northwest, in a deal that could help avert a possible crippling strike as early as September 13.

Coca-Cola is Ireland's biggest selling brand for the 20th year in a row, according to the latest brands survey from Checkout magazine and NIQ Ireland.

Construction activity was flat for the second month in a row in August, according to the latest Purchasing Managers' Index from BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland.