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Average female representation across the boards of all Irish listed companies was 37%, which review group called a positive sign they remain on track to exceed EU requirements of 33% of all board members by June 2026

The co-op business has undergone a major modernisation and in the past 12 months completed a €5.5m investment into a new mill, launching a range of agri-feeds

Creator Matthew Gilbert and Matty Irish Viking Limited were both subjects of investigations by Revenue in the final months of 2024

Last year, the company returned to profit with a pre-tax profit of €2.6m after sustaining a pre-tax loss of €24.1m in the prior year where the scale of the loss was connected to the shut down of the retail network

Issuance of new bonds attracted around 115 investors with orders of around €1.4bn

Neuromod has closed a €10m round of equity financing as it looks to expand the availability of its tinnitus treatment device

British online fashion retailer Boohoo has announced it is to rebrand itself as Debenhams Group after it acquired the department store chain’s name ...

New jobs will focus on areas including sales, engineering, finance, business operations, and customer growth

Telecommunications company Eir has posted a 4% rise in earnings during 2024 driven by an increase in its customer base including fibre broadband and ...

AIB Construction PMI (Purchasing Managers Index): Input costs for the sector rose at the fastest pace last month in almost two years

Rising global demand and crops badly hit by adverse weather mean that Irish coffee roasters are paying more for beans this year

Cork-founded firm announced the sale of its entire unquoted minority position in Visibility Blockchain Limited to Forcepoint

Kantar data shows consumers are making fewer shopping trips than they did prior to the pandemic

Stores ordered to make donations to charity following examination of prices during the Black Friday sales period

While the ECB maintains a willingness to cut rates again if warranted, the direction of monetary policy has become less clear

 Xeinadin said demand for high-quality tax advice has increased, particularly among larger SMEs and business owners

Micheál Martin may need to pledge some material incentives to increase the size of Irish business investors in the US

Assura began developing healthcare facilities in Ireland three years ago

Ballot was conducted in 12 counties and comes amid plans to sell the company to private firm KWD

Buyers have expressed interest in the Chinese business could be worth as much as $50bn (€46bn).