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The charity reached 36 million people across 25 countries last year alone with the help of volunteers

Different artificial intelligence units will one day be able to team up and share information with each other – just like the Borg in Star Trek, ...

GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan shares insights on Ireland's global ranking for charity donations

Spending on concerts jumped by €50m last July, the month tickets for Taylor Swift and Coldplay went on sale

AxisBIC is one of four Irish BICs funded by Enterprise Ireland to grow and support start-ups

People over the age of 45 were found to be more likely to volunteer

It's forecast customers will 'see another round of price cuts in the second half of the year'

The buyer, Bauer Media Group, owns a number of national and local radio stations including Today FM, Newstalk 98FM, and Spin 1038

US Justice Department suing the iPhone maker for violating antitrust laws, while in Europe the company is said to be facing probes about whether it is complying with the region’s Digital Markets Act

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 ...