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Ryanair has announced 75 new cabin crew positions for its Dublin base, with the new recruits supporting the airline's Summer 2025 operations.

The traditional Valentine Day's gift of chocolates is under threat from climate change, campaigners have warned.

Nobel economics laureate Joseph Stiglitz argued at a global conference today that nations should counter the policies of US President Donald Trump's "dysfunctional" administration by imposing tariffs and taxing American multinationals.

Commerzbank said today it would cut 3,900 jobs and unveiled more ambitious financial targets as part of a strategy revamp designed to head off UniCredit's advances for a tie-up between the German and Italian lenders.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon scorned calls from some employees to soften the bank's five-day return-to-office policy in an animated town hall meeting this week, according to a recording reviewed by Reuters.

Tánaiste Simon Harris has said it is "absolutely alarming, quite frankly" that The Arts Council ignored the public spending code regarding work on an unsuccessful IT system.

Insurance company FBD has said that two weather events last month - Storm Éowyn and a cold spell - are expected to cost it €30 million.

Euro zone industrial production shrank by more than expected in December, indicating that the sector's two-year recession is far from over even if some sentiment and order figures have pointed to bottoming out.

Avant Money, in partnership with An Post Money, have become the latest participants in the Government-backed Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme.

Mobile telecom provider Three Ireland said today that Elaine Carey has been appointed as its new CEO and she will formally take up the role during the second quarter of this year.

Sony has today raised its operating profit forecast for the year ending in March by 2% to 1.34 trillion yen ($8.70 billion) as it reported strong growth at its key gaming unit.

New analysis from the Central Statistics Office has found that the cost of a typical St Valentine's Day gift or night out has increased over the last five years.

Migrant healthcare assistants held a protest outside the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment calling for urgent reform of work permit earnings rules which they say are prolonging separation from their families.

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said that the promised VAT reduction for the hospitality sector should be "concentrated on the food and catering" sectors.

The political views of the wealthiest person on the planet may not be to the liking of would-be Tesla car owners

Lidl Ireland is planning a €600m investment in 35 new stores and a new Regional Distribution Centre over the next five years. The retailer is set open twelve stores over the course of the next twelve months across the country.

A compulsory housing order for poultry will come into effect from next Monday after several avian influenza cases were detected in wild birds across Ireland.

Dublin-based Avolon, the world's second-biggest aircraft leasing company behind AerCap, has reported net income of $608m for 2024, a jump of 79% on the previous year.

Co Clare-based human resources software developer HRLocker has today announced a merger deal with Cork-based recruitment platform HireHive.

Ben & Jerry's maker Unilever said today it would demerge its ice cream business and picked Amsterdam as its primary listing venue, with London and New York as secondary listings, in a blow to British finance minister Rachel Reeves.