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The number of households falling into arrears with their mortgage repayments increased at the end of 2023 following the first full year of aggressive ...

Canada Goose Holdings is cutting 17% of its global corporate workforce as it attempts to support long-term growth amid a slowdown in sales.The luxury ...

EV sales have lost momentum in the world's biggest auto market amid a brutal price war

Japanese ambassador to Ireland Norio Maruyama was in Kerry for a sod-turning ceremony at Kerry Technology Park for the new €330m Astellas pharmaceutical plant

The number of homes in arrears over 90 days stood at 29,034 as of the end of December, new Central Bank data shows

The Clonakilty start-up was established by husband and wife, Kieran Coffey and Fiona Kelleher

Bord Gáis Energy supplies gas and electricity to 503,000 residential and business customers and is the second largest domestic supplier in the Republic. It also owns the Whitegate Power Station in Co Cork

Owner says 1,000 outlets hugely outperformed other parts of its grocery empire, including in Switzerland, Poland, and South Africa

Paddy Power owner Flutter Entertainment saw revenues surge in 2023 driven by its flagship betting operations in the US but still posted a loss of ...

“While it may no longer be the worst of times, it is still far from the best of times,” said economist Austin Hughes.

Lucid shares rose 8% in New York trade, but have still lost over 25% of their value this year.

Moscow has ordered companies to reduce oil output in the second quarter to meet a production target of nine million barrels a day by the end of June

X had alleged that the nonprofit “scraped” its site for data, which is against its terms of service

The US chipmaker employs almost 5,000 people in Ireland

Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida said he wants to strengthen Nissan’s position in Latin America, Southeast Asia and India with existing partners Renault and Mitsubishi Motors

The three tech giants directly employ 12,000 people in Ireland

Also, traders are betting the Bank of England could beat its European and US peers to interest rate cuts

US drug firm operates a large facility in Limerick

Elections this year sharpen focus of campaign of small firms over escalating costs

Poor harvests on the back of bad weather and crop disease in West African growers has seen cocoa prices surge.