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Irish airline flew 15m passengers in March

The deliveries underscore the challenge Tesla faces in reviving the flagging auto business that accounted for more than three-quarters of revenue last year.

There was a “notable improvement” in the growth of the services economy during March with both new business and total activity increasing at the ...

Combined firms will have revenues of £4bn (€4.8bn)

Hefty fines for non-compliance come into effect next year

Injuries Resolution Board said the significant decrease highlighted 'stability in sectors which have identified insurance cost and availability as crucial'

At a Shannon Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Mayor of Clare councillor Alan O’Callaghan lashed out at the current bottle-necks in the planning system

Drugmakers want time to shift manufacturing to the US

Avant Money now a fully licensed bank here, with 7% share of the mortgage market

EV registrations increased by 29% during March continuing the rebound in sales following a disappointing 2024

Recently acquired ICT firm said last year's performance was boosted by a permanent shift to hybrid work 

Drugmakers are lobbying US President Donald Trump to phase in tariffs on imported pharmaceutical products in hopes of reducing the sting from the ...

Atlantic Flight Training Academy has trained 2,800 pilots since it was founded in 1995

Rosemary Daly of the Chocolate Shop in Cork's English Market says her supply has been severely disrupted by the 'crisis' of soaring cocoa prices

This comes as a period of growing uncertainty over the economic outlook and a potential trade war between the US and the EU

New accounts filed by Manna Drones Ltd show that the company’s €12.33m pre-tax for 2023 followed a pre-tax loss of €9.9m for 2022

Metropolitan Films International Ltd and subsidiaries is the largest operator in the co-production of movies in Ireland

The transaction could see the State's shareholding in the bank reduced from 12% to 3%

Keith O'Brien, who destroyed a phone containing information the court ordered him to preserve, did not know exactly who was behind a payment to him, court heard

A past pupil of Catholic University School in Dublin, Mr Tonge graduated from UCD with a degree in engineering before moving into the world of banking with Goldman Sachs in 1994