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Inflation-adjusted GDP fell 0.3% in the first quarter of 2025 — well below average growth of about 3% in the prior two years

Sherry Fitzgerald said 30% of their sellers during the first quarter of 2025 were landlords

Film based on video game tipped to pass last year's highest-grossing film Wicked

Move, due to come into effect next month, will see some customers save up to €125 a month

Approval by the cabinet this week for the construction of what would be Limerick's tallest building has been described as a pivotal moment for the ...

Senior economist at Indeed Jack Kennedy has warned that heightened economic uncertainty may push many businesses to review and pause growth plans 

Tax authority says 7,000 businesses did not comply and faced enforcement and collection proceedings

CSO estimates food prices rose by 3.1% in the past 12 months

Nutrition giant saw revenue grow by 7%, with it reiterating its full-year earnings per share guidance 

Lender saw its mortgage market share grow to 20% in the first three months of this year

The group opened four more hotels in the UK last year, and its revenues grew to €652m.

Located on South Mall, the software company said its Cork hub will help several key areas, including AI research, cloud infrastructure optimisation and frontend modernisation

Study found the top three minimum wage jobs in Ireland were kitchen helpers, shop sales assistants, and bartenders

Yoplait claims that the 'get-up', or packaging, of the Danone Skyr 'Icelandic style' yoghurt is so similar to Yoplait 'Skyr' product that consumers are likely to be confused 

Firm argued it is entitled to full input deduction in accordance with law

With Gudog acquisition, Rover is reaching new territory in Ireland and Denmark, while adding 20,000 dog sitters and walkers across Europe, according to a statement

CEO and artistic director of Cork Opera House Eibhlín Gleeson said that for many graduates of the performing arts, there is nowhere for them to work in Ireland

Both the volume and value of sales through Irish bars and pubs last year fell by more than 9%

Ireland's largest dairy and grain processor saw milk supply recover in the second half of 2024

The number of US tourists visiting Ireland dropped 18% in March, continuing a steady transatlantic tourism downturn since January