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New appointees with EY Ireland, Advanced Medical Services, Unio Group, Lero research centre, Xcentuate and ShelfLife

PTSB, which is 57%-owned by the Government, is still dwarfed by AIB and Bank of Ireland, despite its deal-making with NatWest's Ulster

David Guinane said email proposing bank allow customers who 'actually contact' them 'to revert to their original tracker' was understood by him to mean 'any customer'

Almost 30% of women in Ireland worked part-time between July and September last year, compared to under 10% of men

After today, the ECB next meets on April 11, June 6, and then on July 18 before its summer break.

Total Irish exports to Arab states rose by 2% last year, totalling more than €3bn

Debbie Power of Future Planet said accurate reporting is needed for companies to meet the the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)

Profits at ESB increased by over 33% during 2023 to €868m due to increased earnings in its ESB Networks business as well as growing activity in ...

PTSB has unveiled an annual profit of €166m as the mortgage and small business lender benefitted from European Central Bank interest rate hikes and ...

Woodies-owner Grafton Group saw a near 30% drop in adjusted operating profit during 2023 with challenges expected to remain into this year.According ...

The Dot ‘Foundation’ offers a customisable typing experience with its single-colour backlight and seven pre-installed lighting effects.

New and updated provisions will tackle digitalisation, mortgage switching and fraud, among other issues

Cork-based IT firm has embarked on plans to grow revenue to €250m within five years

The platform formerly known as Twitter is seeking to add money features to the app, which Musk has previously said would include the ability to send payments to other users

The airline said the tie-up with Kyte would allow corporate travel brokers to buy tickets through the Ryanair site

Focus on Irish lenders following major lessening of competition in banking market

Intellexa Limited is a Dublin-based company within the Intellexa Consortium acting as a technology reseller and holds assets on behalf of the consortium, the US Treasury said

David Guinane told the inquiry: 'I am the only person who is having to face this type of inquiry.... I believe I have been singled out and I am being a scapegoat.'

The UK's Minister for Finance Jeremy Hunt cut personal taxes as the Conservative Party tries to win back voters ahead of a nationwide election ...

Senior mortgage broker Michael Dowling said: 'When ECB rates went up, not all of the increases were passed on by the banks. By the same logic, the full decreases will not be passed on.'