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Kilkenny Design named Cork Business of the Year

Distilleries are fearing detrimental impact on business, says Emer Walsh

The company’s post-tax profits totalled $51.15bn following the $25.2bn corporation tax charge, down 18% from $62.28bn in the prior year

The sale does not include the retailer's travel locations, such as shops in airports and train stations, nor the WHSmith brand

Mr Justice Brian Cregan also granted a short-term order restraining Tri Ri from selling its 419,000 shares in Palantir

EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera said recently the bloc won’t shy away from taking on Silicon Valley firms for fear of retaliation

As the US president tears up his nation’s economic playbook, some of Europe’s policymaking elite sense a window of opportunity for the continent’s single currency

Lilly will seek review of decision which said drug's benefits don’t outweigh risk of potentially fatal bleeding in the brain

Punitive tariff measures may lead to lower profits, hence, lower corporate tax receipts to the Irish Exchequer, says Ifac chairman Seamus Coffey

Overall some 304,300 foreign visitors completed a trip to Ireland in February 2025, a decrease of 30% compared with February 2024

Last year, the company’s cash funds more than doubled, from €198,748 to €434,224

In today's fast-paced, hyper-connected world, many individuals are experiencing a chronic lack of gratitude —   'Gratitude Deficiency Syndrome'

The bank has urged customers to 'remain vigilant' against the threat of financial loss associated with phone call fraud

A full-day conference in Limerick will address "seismic shifts" occurring in the creative economy, from the rise of AI-generated content to an ...

A new mortgage product from Avant has turned heads and looks to offer more options in the market, writes John Hearne

The move comes just days before the EU and US engage in reciprocal tariffs on a range of items, which could end up costing the Irish economy billions

The Banking and Payments Federation Ireland said that housing demand remains strong, but supply constraints mean that competition could intensify in the months ahead

Trade war with the US cited as a major concern, along with price increases, survey shows 

Around 130 middle management staff could be affected by the plans

Data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) shows that the job churn between October and December stood at 377,572 — down 5.7% when compared to the same period in 2023