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It is the fifth annual price rise in the national stamp, which stood at €1 in 2020

Man claims his property in Blackrock, Co Dublin, has been interfered with by building work, including by the building of a car park for Dunnes

New figures from the agency show more than 80% of returns filed resulted in an overpayment of tax

Sales rebound following disappointing 2024

Company said it had withdrawn its guidance for medium-term organic net sales growth of between 5% and 7% due to macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty

Upon completion, the wind farm will produce enough energy to power around 130,000 Queensland households

Enabling works are now underway ahead of full construction commencing later this year with planned completion towards the end of 2027

Mr Trump said tariffs on the 27-country bloc will 'definitely happen,' citing the US' long-standing trade deficit with the EU

Manufacturing conditions improve for the first time in three months

Follows phone conversation between Donald Trump and Claudia Sheinbaum

With the EU in the crosshairs for Trump’s next round of tariffs, the European Commission must act with urgency to implement the measures to kick-start the moribund economy

The new EU compass could support small companies to grow their market share across Europe, assisted by fewer regulatory burdens and access to a more expansive single finance market

US president Donald Trump is moving ahead with threatened tariffs and Ireland's food and drink sectors could be a target

The great disengagement — an overhype or an opportunity

Consumer prices advanced 2.5% from a year ago in January, up from 2.4% in December

The electronic signature software company recorded pre-tax losses of €44.65m in the 12 months to the end of January 2022

Post-tax profits at Big Ball Small Ball Productions Ltd increased by 68% to €453,682 for the year to the end of April 2024

European Central Bank is considering European cultural figures or rivers and birds on the front of its next series of euro banknotes

The venue was the 8th ranked European arena venue in terms of box office revenues in 2024

Taoiseach Michéal Martin said more needed to be done to incentivise the private sector to invest in apartment building