Irish Examiner

The lack of housing has become a politically contentious issue since the UK government dropped plans for mandatory construction targets to fend off a rebellion by backbench Conservative members of parliament last year.

Tommy Barker, Property Editor, looks at the imperatives driving Ireland's developers to commit to a greener future

BT Group has announced plans to cut 55,000 workers by the end of the decade, with around 10,000 of those cuts at the telecoms firm related to ...

A green mortgage is one that offers a lower interest rate to those who buying a more energy-efficient home

Working after retirement age is part of the plan for over half of those who have reached the so-called ‘autumn years’.According to a recent survey by ...

Controlling the car at top speed (52 km) takes lots of practice.

New appointees with Monta, TEKenable, Bank of Ireland, Business in the Community Ireland, SYS Group and Lockton Ireland

Taking care of your gums is essential, and Bitvae has incorporated a visible pressure sensor in the R2 toothbrush to assist you in protecting them.

Prices for museums, libraries and zoological gardens in Ireland jumped by 15% last year, one of the highest increases of any EU country.

The €100m fund is Ireland’s largest early-stage venture capital (VC) fund and has already deployed over €10m to date to Irish founders.

John Savage of Action Point says less than one in three organisations have a digital training plan and budget in place

The store will have three floors for merchandise and offer performance spaces to create the city’s latest live music venue

Playing Mario Kart on a 100-inch screen with friends is fantastic.

The new site currently employs 50 people, with multiphase expansions set to increase the site's headcount to more than 100

The bank is the second to increase deposit rates this week in light of rising pressures to pass through interest rates for savers

Despite rising revenues, Eir profits fell 9%, following a €7m rise operating costs

Irish exports of food stuffs, live animals, animal products, plants, and plant products to Britain face checks at British ports for the first time at ...

The M&B results complete a mixed bag for the huge British pub groups

The Financial Stability Group heard that some Irish tech firms could experience liquidity issues and loss of credit

The reforms are also set to stop e-commerce giants like Amazon from charging customers hidden fees or unexpected paperwork when the parcel arrives.