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Such confidence is allowing the ECB to hold off on further interest rate cuts for now

Lidl urges customers to return a Tower air fryer model sold in 2024 and 2025 due to overheating concerns

Internet and telecommunications firm saw profits double in 2024 compared to the previous year

Ms Fitzgerald left politics in 2024

Tuesday's drop in prices after weekend spike is all down to the news Israel agreed to US president Donald Trump's proposal for a ceasefire with Iran, trader says

Operators here report cancelled trips as US travellers are concerned about their income and how they are perceived abroad

In response to rising prices, almost two-thirds of Irish consumers are now considering ‘better value for money' as the top reason for switching food brands

Reductions in fixed mortgage rates will begin from July 4th

Last year's concerts helped the stadium firm build operating profits of €366,610 for 2024

Company has acquired European workforce solutions firm Enterprise Digital Resources, which provides specialised tech staff to clients in countries across Europe

The stock has declined about 12% so far this year, dragged down by concerns about demand and brand damage from Musk's embrace of right-wing politics in Europe and support for US President Donald Trump

Owners Richard Gavin and Laura Sureda first opened The Spitjack Rotisserie Brasserie on Washington Street in 2017 after years of working in high-end hospitality

Company has more than 3m Irish users

Former New York mayor called Brexit the "single stupidest thing any country has ever done”.

It is clear higher inflation is now being considered in economic projections

Wholesale electricity prices fell by 2.3% in May 2025 but were 0.8% higher than May 2024

Lugus' has around 2,000 residential units under management in Ireland and commercial assets including Blackpool Shopping Centre, City Gate and 500,000 sq ft of industrial assets in Dublin

Joins a growing number of satellite internet services

Assura has developed healthcare facilities in counties including Mayo, Cavan, Monaghan, and Offaly

Irish Road Haulage Association says drivers forced to veer across the white line to avoid damage