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Mr Hanlon has spent more than two decades with food wholesaler 

Good weather and major sporting events saw increased spending on alcohol, confectionary and savoury products, market research finds

Given the vast number of elections taking place globally this year, it is somewhat surprising that currency markets have not been more volatile.

The action is set to involve a series of one-day stoppages at large construction sites

Ireland was one of the first EU member states to implement the new EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Regulations 2024

Housing has always been a national obsession in this country and garners saturated coverage regardless of what direction prices are moving. The ...

Publishers say blocking the company’s AI bot could also prevent their sites from showing up in search

EV shift needs to happen faster to meet climate goals, writes Ronan Smyth

The upgrade means Ireland remains in the fourth-highest level on Moody’s scale

Sale gives Revolut a higher valuation than the one it achieved in 2021 when it completed a fundraising round led by SoftBank and Tiger Global

Increase 'is driven by the impact of measuring regulatory compliance provisions'

Global citizenship expert explains why 80% of digital nomads are highly satisfied with their working lives versus only 59% of other workers

Co Cavan-based company posted €4.1bn in revenue in the first six months of 2024

In a position where no two days are the same, Dr Caroline Roche travels the country, meeting people in all the localities where potential offshore wind energy sites may be found

More than a quarter of parents in Ireland take on debt to get their kids back to school but there is help available, writes John Hearne

Orsted chief executive Mads Nipper said the group had ruled out 'absolutely nothing' in its supply chain

Freight Transport Authority Ireland claims Government climate targets for the industry will be missed without targeted incentives

While a more productive labour force is essential for economic growth, it is also a key plank in the ECB’s case for inflation returning to target

Mr McGrath’s Fade Street Social restaurant will continue to operate as usual

Exports to the US surged by 23% in the first of 2024 to €6.2bn with chemical products accounting for a €5.8bn of that increase