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With 2,300 jobs lost and more to come, the tides are turning across Ireland's tech industry

Offshore wind farms need access to ports to function properly, as Justin Moran, Wind Energy Ireland, explains

The return of overseas visitors is “giving operators much hope”, but it is not always translating into bigger profits.

SIAC's operations are in the building, civil engineering, roofing and cladding sectors and has worked on many high-profile building projects, including motorways

Global venture capitalists are already seeing the returns from ESG investments. Colm Greaves follows the money trail

The cost of energy was the largest contributor to the inflation experienced by the lowest 10% of earners

Illicit cigarettes trade cost the Exchequer an estimated €384m in 2022 

DAA introduced the first phase of its environmental charging strategy last year and already applies higher charges for noisier aircraft which operate at night

John Daly selects a series of companies — some household names, others future stars —  whose stories speak of the commitment of Irish business to a sustainable future 

The company also expects a €25m charge following "significant challenges" in implementing a system upgrade in its UK Matthew Clark and Bibendum drinks business

Irish family firms enjoyed 84% sales growth in the last financial year versus 71% for their global peers — PwC 2023 Irish Family Business Survey

Recruitment for new roles already under way across a variety of areas, a spokesperson for the company said

Ireland has the ideal conditions to produce green hydrogen, but investors are frustrated by the lack of a national strategy

PTSB said it was increasing the rates it pays savers by 0.25% across the range of its deposit accounts, while Bank of Ireland earlier this week said a new savings account will pay an initial interest rate of 1.5%

Ian Shearer; MD of Park Place Technologies, offers a view on how Ireland can work with data centres to reduce their environmental impact

Ian Shearer, MD of Park Place Technologies, offers a view on how Irish authorities can work with data centres to reduce their environmental impact

The €30 per megawatt per hour price reached late on Thursday evening compares with the record price of over €300 hit in July last year

Pádraig Hoare, Environmental Correspondent, reports on industry views on Ireland's opportunity to be a key player in battery storage within the EU

Dole is one of the largest producers of fresh produce in the world operating in 30 countries and employing 37,400 people

Shell will likely face one of its most acrimonious annual meetings next week as it struggles to balance investor pressure to capture profits from oil ...