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One in eight people in Ireland are now of ethnically diverse backgrounds, and Gen Z is even more diverse

Value of car loans alone increased by 20% to 66,207, new data shows

Stadium also generated €9.2m in licence fees from IRFU and FAI during 2024

Shares in the company are trading below its current value of all its assets

New appointees with Marsh, Metropole Hotel, Premio, Bluebird Care, Pinergy and RDJ

Department of Finance officials recommended the buyback proceed but said finance minister Paschal Donohoe was not bound by it if there was a dramatic rise in the value of the shares following trading update by AIB

Irish exports grew by more than 94% to €37.3bn in March, its highest on record, driven by companies stockpiling goods in the US

Manchester firm has presence in key tech sectors

European study found 66% of Irish drivers considered quitting their jobs due to stress.

The MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Pro powers the phone with 8GB of RAM and 128GB or 256GB of storage (expandable via micro SD up to 2TB — rare and welcome).

Subjectively, the HD 550 stands out for its clean, balanced sound signature and impressively wide soundstage.

Roughly the size of a tennis ball, the Ebo Air 2 is compact enough to slip under furniture and cute enough to be mistaken for a toy.

Greencore said its half-year profit before tax surged by 81.6% to £26.7m compared to last year

Rise in occupancy levels was underpinned by "exceptional demand for rental accommodation in Ireland"

Kerry, Waterford, and Tipperary now key markets for Cork

Number of accounts in mortgage arrears 'remains stubbornly high', new report by the Insolvency Service of Ireland finds

Chef who worked at the restaurant for 10 years awarded €57,166

Company will "ramp up" marketing, which have recently featured Irish actor Barry Keoghan as brand ambassador

The weighted average rate on new mortgages fell to 3.77% in March, which was 44 basis points higher than the euro area average of 3.33%

If the US and EU fail to reach a deal by early July, a higher tariff of 20% will kick in as Mr Trump seeks to even out what he sees as a transatlantic trade deficit