Irish Examiner

The de-zoning of areas which were previously designated for renewable energy development has deepened the industry's planning woes

Pavel Durov's lawyer said on Thursday it was 'absurd' for him to be held responsible and that the app abided by European laws, echoing an earlier statement by Telegram itself

Prices rose just 2.2%

Partner at Philip Lee, Eoghan Doyle, said: 'Ireland is currently outperforming the global market, with most other jurisdictions facing a more pronounced decline in M&A activity volume'

Orders of AI-optimized servers were $3.2bn (€2.9bn) in the fiscal second quarter, up from $2.6bn in the previous period

This is the seventh straight month of decline in overnight deposits

On a monthly basis, the volume of bar sales dropped by 13.5%, new CSO figures show

Intel reported a net loss of $1.61 billion last quarter and announced job cuts and reduced capital spending amid declining shares.

Learning in isolation can lead to gaps in understanding and missed opportunities for deeper insights

The EU’s Pay Transparency Directive will create a more equitable pay landscape, says Aon Ireland expert

Healthcare company MSD Ireland has appointed five new site leads at its plants in Carlow, Tipperary, Cork, Meath and Dublin 

Consumer Interests: Penalty points on your driving licence can have an immediate impact on your insurance premiums, writes John Hearne

Last year, the hike in toll charge at DirectRoute (Limerick) Ltd contributed to toll income rising by 19%, from €17.86m to €21.2m

Esperanza Hernandez talks about the weather challenges and the reality of climate change that has made Ireland a growing location for wine production

The CSO said energy prices in Ireland fell by 9.5% while food prices increased by 2% over the past year.

New appointees with Ergo, Siamsa Tire, Forvis Mazars, Community Foundation Ireland, Mary Immaculate College and Azets Ireland

The medical device factory, based in Tullamore, has 315 employees and said it intended to close the plant by March 2026

Company looking to fill 19 roles initially in areas such as software development, automotive technology and engineering, as well as adtech and data analysis

Between January and June, turnover stood at €686m, down 32% year-on-year

Project is part of Lidl's Eastern European Week launching in stores across the country