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The airline, one of Boeing's largest customers, said there was a risk it would take delivery of just 20-25 of the 737 Max aircraft ahead of next summer

The disappointing results were the latest in a series of red flags about the Chinese economy.

Business group said traffic chaos is now the 'biggest single issue' for Killarney 

Between April and June, the average hourly earnings grew on an annual basis by 5.4% to €29.71.

Creator failed to file a trademark for the phrase on time and someone else got there before her, meaning she will not be able to use the phrase commercially

Uisce Éireann report shows firms' planned water conservation measures fell to 15% to the end of June compared to the same period a year earlier

Noel Cunniffe said that Ireland is 'simply not building wind farms quickly enough to keep up with the scale of renewable energy deployment we need'

The company, which said it had swung to a first-half adjusted profit of 673m Swedish krona (€60m), said its AI assistant was performing the work of 700 employees, reducing the average resolution time from 11 minutes to just two

In a statement, the airline said that it is 'continuing to assess the implications of the financial damage caused by the pilot industrial dispute'

Irish Times Training will continue to service current courses

The fine is the highest penalty ever issued by the Dutch Data Protection Authority against any company, a spokesperson said by email. It’s also the biggest fine Uber received globally.

In a survey of 9,000 company managers, most said they were more pessimistic and assessed their current situation as worse 

The new 'right to disconnect' law means employees, in most cases, cannot be punished for refusing to read or respond to contacts from their employers outside work hours

The airline normally charges more to people who want to choose their seat on the plane

New brand RedClick has existing customer base of about 250,000 in Ireland for car and home insurance

Spending on campsites, amusement parks and boat rentals increased during August, despite unsettled weather, data shows

Highlights the challenges of sustaining its pace of expansion against intense competition.

Total employment in Ireland is now at a record high of 2.74 million

Hospitality business leaders will meet the finance minister and public expenditure minister this week to push for a Vat rate cut

A worker survey has found that the number of unused leave days is increasing