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Younger workers are experiencing greater anxiety and taking more stress-related absences than their older colleagues

Expansion will enable 25m more patient doses per year of contrast media by the end of 2027

Ireland has 500,000 family carers — 1 in 9 people in the workforce juggle work while supporting a family member with additional needs

Bank of Ireland's 2025 GDP forecast for the Irish economy has been revised upwards to 4.3% 

Former tánaiste is joining the fourth-generation family business which was founded in Cork in 1925

Irish homeowners on tracker mortgages will benefit immediately by approximately €13 per €100,000 borrowed

Health insurer said costs in private hospitals have increased along with day-to-day care.

2023 was the first full year that McDonalds did not operate its own restaurant here

The pre-tax profits of €426,883 last year follow pre-tax profits of €217,624

Despite its sleek profile, Xiaomi claims enhanced drop resistance, and the IP68 rating for water and dust protection is a welcome addition at this price point.

The dual-lens Reolink Duo 3 Wifi ensures minimal distortion and provides a panoramic view, covering up to 180° of your space, lessening the chances of blind spots.

The detachable grips, swappable joystick caps, and customisable buttons set the GameSir X3 Pro apart from the competition

Those on tracker mortgages are likely to see immediate reductions with financial markets pricing in four more ECB cuts in 2025

Average first-time mortgage on new properties increased by 1.6% year-on-year to almost €322,000, the BPFI found

Report by consultancy firm Mitchell McDermott says housing output in Ireland this year could be as low as 32,000 units

Ireland’s Data Protection Commission said it’s written to the company to flag its worries over potential breaches of European Union privacy law

Mr Lutnick has taken aim at Ireland's trade surplus, arguing it has come at the expense of the US. Meanwhile, his firm, Cantor Fitzgerald has a significant presence in Ireland, with offices in Cork, Dublin and Limerick

UK Barrister Peter Hinchliffe, said 'on the balance of probabilities, Mr Guinane participated in PTSB’s failure during the relevant period, to ensure that it acted fairly in the best interests of its customers'

New appointees with Strata, Banking & Payments Federation Ireland, the Land Development Agency, Údarás na Gaeltachta, SYS Financial and Viatel Technology Group

In the final part of a four-part series looking at the finalists for Cork Chamber's Company of the Year Awards 2024, we profile the contenders in the International company category