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Survey found every retailer who participated has had experience with criminal activity in the past year, ranging from shoplifting and violent robbery to employee theft and gang intimidation

Project will demonstrate Ireland's geographical advantage and capability for delivering satellites to northerly and southerly low earth orbits

Revenues surged by €45.2m or 15.4% from €293.4m to €338.6m

The DPC said it was facing an uphill battle in hiring suitably qualified employees, especially for legal and technology roles while competing with the private sector

Revenue's at the Irish arm of the world's largest record label increased to €31.7m in 2023

Between April and June, the Dublin Port Company handled over half of all goods that arrived by ship into Ireland and managed 61% of all freight vessels that arrived here

Heineken had disappointed investors earlier in the year with weaker-than-expected half-year figures and underwhelming full-year guidance

New research shows a significant increase in compulsory attendance for all or certain days, alongside an increase in clarification regarding work to be done on or off-site

Survey found that third-party breaches are the number one cybersecurity threat concerning Irish organisations for the second year in a row

Number of hybrid working vacancies remains stable, new research shows

Chief economist of the IMF warned that risks are now tilted to the downside, with lacklustre GDP growth forecasted for 2024 

Revenue from taxes increased by €3.3bn, while revenue from social contributions increased by €400m

Britain and Northern Ireland accounted for 33% of the total amount of goods handled at Irish ports

Surge in shipments suggests Chinese EV makers are hoping to avoid impending tariffs, due to come into effect at the end of October

The fund is one of two that were first announced in Budget 2024 and is aimed at protecting public services for the long term

Luke spoke about going from a corporate job with Morgan McKinley to selling vintage jerseys out of his own store in Barcelona

Purchase orders published by the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth show that Next Week and Co Ltd has received payments of €8.2m for the first six months of this year

The agreement was reached after weeks of sometimes acrimonious discussions between Boeing and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers union

Bank chief Peter Kazimir  was one of the few policymakers to openly express doubt about the need to cut rates this month, but he relented and eventually supported the move

The RAI is calling for a decoupling of the VAT rate between food and accommodation in recognition of what the group has called "vastly different" business models