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Deal will allow firm to take advantage of the UK's 'Great Grid Update' plan to build onshore and offshore energy projects

Ireland is in the firing line if Donald Trump goes through with his threat of tariffs on imports to US

In terms of the outlook for 2025, 47% of companies said they expect business activity to increase over the next 12 months — up from 40% in November

PwC noted that trends seen in the nine months to the end of September last year were slightly reversed during the last three months of the year

The new law applies to specific industries, such as ones that supply critical inputs such as energy or raw materials, as well as food security

The short-term commitment and long-term vision and commitment are lacking in Irish policy making circles, writes Jim Power

While results for the winter period are generally reported to have been buoyant and still to be published, Ryanair may still struggle to recoup earlier months’ lost operating profits, writes John Whelan

The event is often used to not only announce new consumer devices and services, but to introduce concept designs and ideas that offer an early look at where the technology sector is heading

The workers are challenging the decision to overturn awards and rulings made in their favour at the Workplace Relations Commission

Lukewarm consumer demand is weighing on sales of electric cars

Shares in oil and gas exploration company Tullow Oil gained on Friday after an international body found it wasn’t liable for a $320m (€310.8m) tax ...

Markets brace for trade war under Trump administration

New rates are now set to start at 4.25% from January 10

Well-known bar said it was 'time to say goodbye' after operating in the town for over two decades

The airline, which is the biggest in Europe, operated more than 77,380 flights during the month, which was up from 73,750 in November

The euro has been dragged lower by fears that the bloc’s export-orientated economies will be hit by US trade tariffs

Firm has more than 175 coffee shops throughout Ireland and the UK, both on the high street and in partnership with retailers

Shares in Poolbeg, whose chairman is Irishman Cathal Friel, fell 40% on announcement of the deal, including 'all-share acquisition' by Hookipa

Labour Court rejected submission from union the money be made available to new employees along with existing workers

Outlook also soured amid concerns over next Donald Trump administration