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AI-skilled workers enjoyed a 56% wage premium in 2024, double the 25% of 2023, PwC 2025 Global AI Jobs Barometer finds

Bulgaria has been striving to switch its lev to the euro since it joined the European Union in 2007

Award acknowledges Cork's excellence in passenger experience, operational efficiency, route development, sustainability and innovation

Kevin Canning leads Cork-based investment firm Quintas Capital

New appointees with RTÉ, Tallaght University Hospital, Banking & Payments Federation Ireland, dmg media Ireland, University College Dublin and Mason Hayes & Curran

Introduction of AI will bring futher challenges, annual report warns

Price levels in Ireland for alcohol and tobacco are more than double the EU average, new data shows

Shannon Crematorium in Co Clare and crematorium at  Ringaskiddy, Cork, both reported increase in post-tax profits

New findings come as CSO figures show food inflation is now running at twice the general rise in price levels

Election would make finance minister the second-longest-serving chair of the eurozone’s finance-chief meetings

Air freight handled by the main airports rose by 1% to 43,318 tonnes in the first three months of 2025

The protection of performers’ rights has never been more important, says respected singer-songwriter

Half of Europe's data centre capacity could be located outside current main hubs by 2035

The Dangbei N2 Mini comes with built-in licensed services from Netflix, YouTube, and Prime Video, all accessible via a stylish remote with dedicated shortcut buttons.

The Altas has a massive 20,000mAh battery, which is rated for up to 540 days of standby use or up to 336 hours of actual recordings

Architects and engineering firm Egis appoints two directors as it targets growth in Ireland, UK and France

The Majority Stylo is packed with features that make it appealing to newcomers and casual listeners.

Kenmare said  it unanimously rejected the revised pricing “on the basis that it significantly undervalued Kenmare’s business and its prospects”.

New forecasts released by the Fed indicate weaker growth, higher inflation and higher unemployment this year

Ireland was second in World Competitiveness Rankings in 2023, and fourth in 2024