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The chairman of Wetherspoons said: 'If the improvements continue we'll be back to pre-pandemic levels in the next year or two.'

Mine closed temporarily last summer and directors working with unions to resume operations on a 'sustainable basis'

Ireland needs a faster turnaround with planning applications, says Construction Industry Federation's new Cork region chair 

The lender estimated that the reduction will save mortgage holders up to €44 per month for a customer fixing a mortgage of €250,000 over a 30-year term.

The move has put the spotlight on Ryanair, whose fleet is based on Boeing planes

The proposed deal would have 'likely to lead to higher prices for consumers because Daa would not have to compete to win car parking customers', said the CCPC

Investors tweaked their views about the European Central Bank's policy path, pricing in a 90% chance of an ECB rate cut by June from less than an 80% chance earlier this week

Manufacturers including Mercedes-Benz and Audi are paring back their electric vehicle strategies, as a result

The department has been probing Apple since 2019 and alleged the company has imposed software and hardware limitations on its iPhones and iPads to impede rivals from competing effectively

Ahead of Thursday's auction, the NTMA reiterated it planned to raise a maximum of between €6bn and €10bn in debt this year

The number of residential construction starts reached a February record of 3,699, new data from the Department of Housing shows.The figure represents ...

Lessors allege sweeping EU sanctions imposed after Russia invaded Ukraine forced them to terminate lease agreements in Russia and they could not retrieve their aircraft

The world's largest sovereign wealth fund owns 1.5% of the world's listed shares across 8,800 companies

Price drops like this also undermine investors’ confidence

Shares in Next, whose stores on major shopping streets across the UK make it a bellwether of the country's consumer confidence, were up 4.7% in morning trade, extending gains over the last year to 30.8%

"Without the vital work of volunteers, many Irish charities would simply have to close their doors,” says the Charities Regulator

The Irish tourism and hospitality sector is only going to get more expensive if the increasing costs of doing business are “not mitigated”, a new ...

New appointees with Swappie, Ardanis, Circle K Ireland, Harris Group, Small Firms Association and Ravenport Resort

Since its launch a decade ago, the Wild Atlantic Way has  become one of the great successes of modern Irish tourism

Turkey’s central bank has raised its key interest rate by five percentage points, resuming a policy of rate hikes aimed at combating soaring ...