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SMEs account for 99.8% of all enterprises, according to the CSO

The Credit Union Irish Consumer Sentiment Survey showed its strongest improvement in the outlook for jobs between April and May

On Thursday, SMBC said it had booked a further $654m (€577.2m) from insurance settlements over the last year, bringing its total recoveries from claims to $1.41bn

57% of Irish business leaders now see geopolitical disruption as the number one threat to growth, compared to 42% of international CEOs

New appointees with Irish Life Investment Managers, Clonmel Healthcare, Avolon, Taighde Éireann, Bauer Media Audio Ireland and Sodali & Co

The Honor 400 Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, offering substantial upgrades in both speed and efficiency.

Changes at the top in supermarket giant 

Taoiseach and Commissioner for Ocean and Fisheries attend European maritime community's flagship event

Paolo Carbone, Head of Public Transport Capital Programmes, Transport Infrastructure Ireland, said it was important to take time with the delivery of the light rail system and to 'plan it right'

BYD registered 7,231 battery-powered electric vehicles in Europe in April, while Tesla registered 7,165 units

Apple projects 6,000 employees in Cork by 2030 

Company said progress in its homebuilding segment was aligning 'firmly with expectations', with more than 1,100 units either sold, signed or reserved for 2025

Last year Bank of Ireland funded the construction of 21,000 homes

The A56 ships with Android 15 and One UI 7, and Samsung promises six years of software support, matching the longevity offered on its flagships.

The platter and tonearm assembly are ready to go, and the included Audio-Technica AT3600L cartridge is pre-installed, which is a real bonus.

The world's third-largest aircraft lessor gave the update in its full year results to the end of March

ver 23,000 young workers across 44 countries took part in the survey including 415 from Ireland

The case against the former Irish Nationwide Bank Society chief executive and managing director Michael Fingleton continues

The Central Bank said that large sums of money were repeatedly being paid out by INBS without the proper paperwork from borrowers.

Existing naming rights at Lansdowne Road has run for 15 years