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Rural broadband provider Imagine has posted a nearly €50m loss for the 2023 financial year as it is forced to scale back its growth plans in light of ...

S&P said both banks could see their ratings improve if they deliver on growth strategies while maintaining risk management

“Policies to incentivise working longer, alongside promotion of lifelong learning, need to be part of our thinking,” Central Bank of Ireland governor Gabriel Makhlouf told a UK Society of Professional Economists dinner.

Petrol station opperator planning to expand its network of motorway and roadside service areas in Ireland and the UK as well as grow its electric car charging networks in both countries

Drop in revenues at the visitor attraction — formerly known as Tayto Park — arose from visitor numbers falling from 750,000 to 710,000 last year

Underbilling error last year saw company undercharge mortgage payments to some customers

Company's latest expansion will add 20 new jobs to the Ringaskiddy site 

The firm that operates the Convention Centre Dublin (CCD) last year enjoyed record pre-tax profits of €18.23m.New accounts filed by Spencer Dock ...

Kingfisher now expects full-year 2024/25 adjusted profit before tax in the range of £510m to £540m (€607.4m-€643.4m)

European Central Bank chief economist Philip Lane said keeping rates high would stifle economic growth

New flights will better accommodate Rugby fans travelling for next year's Six Nations, Emerald Airlines said 

Current technology can enable the world to reduce its energy needs by 31%, without reducing economic output, advises David McGee of PwC Ireland

Mortgages now make up more than 10% of the total credit union loan book

The overall pay of €11.94m to directors is six times the €1.9m directors’ pay package for 2022

Tourism Chief Eoghan O'Mara Walsh is clear on what the next Government must prioritise

Three-quarters of people have a fear of public speaking, many of whom avoid career promotions because of it

Room income increased last year by 15% to €17.45m at Dromoland Castle, which was recently added to the prestigious Blue Book of top-flight accommodation

Latest announcement marks the insurer's third price hike in just over a year, with increases in both January and July

US President-elect Donald Trump said Europe would pay a heavy price for having run a large trade surplus with the US for decades

Company said that a focus on the greater Dublin area will 'maximise efficiencies and its future operating leverage'