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The revised terms and conditions to Bank of Ireland’s website for the Aer Credit Card travel rewards were intended to apply from October 23, but the bank said it is 'no longer making those changes'

Physical checks on fruit and vegetables have been delayed several times and have now been pushed out to July 2025

While Cork is already successful in the production of industry winners, Eli Lilly's obesity and weight loss drugs are different, making them an even easier sell

Consumers who said they are considering changing car insurance providers has jumped from 37% to 56%

The drop follows a 1% decline in staff numbers recorded in June as the sector continues to navigate cost pressures.

The strike action could pose additional threats to plane deliveries to airlines including Ryanair.

Both providers disagree with the competition regulator’s concerns and say merger should be approved because it will fix a 'dysfunctional 'mobile market

Aircraft assembly workers have walked off the job at Boeing factories near Seattle after union members voted overwhelmingly to go on strike and ...

Gender pay gap: 20.1% of male of engineering graduates earn a salary of €60,000 or more versus 12.7% of females

Clann Credo has invested €215m in more than 1,500 community and voluntary projects throughout Ireland

The biotech is discontinuing five programmes in its pipeline and slowing some late-stage studies of treatments for latent and rare diseases to achieve the €996m cut from its annual research and development budget by 2027

Dublin Airport has an annual passenger limit of 32m and its operator Daa expects to breach that cap later this year

New appointees with Mason Hayes & Curran, Ibec, Codex, TEKenable, Addleshaw Goddard and Excel Recruitment

Fuels for Ireland said energy policy was currently dispersed across various departments, leading to 'fragmented and often ineffective strategies'

In July, Daa chief executive Kenny Jacobs said while Dublin Airport was restricted, Cork Airport had the capacity to grow further and airlines that move routes and traffic from Dublin to Cork would be offered lower charges to keep the aircraft in the country

Tracker customers have felt the brunt of a high interest rate environment over the last two years but they are set to gain from the ECB’s latest monetary policy decision in addition to the 0.25% interest rate cut in June and a once off measure scheduled for later this month.

The Irish Data Protection Commission has opened an inquiry into whether Alphabet’s Google complied with European Union privacy laws in the ...

Prices have risen by 1.7% over the past year, with inflation dropping sharply from the 2.2% annual rise recorded in July

As a part of this expansion, Lilly will create another 150 jobs for highly skilled workers in Limerick, bringing its total site workforce to 450. 

Ali Niknam previously said the sweet spot for Bunq was when Ulster Bank and KBC had first halted banking operations in the Republic, but the Irish market remained on his radar.