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However, ECB officials pour cold water on expectations for early rate cuts

Duffy sits on the board of the firm with his wife, June Meehan, and the directors last year shared 'remuneration and other benefits' of €270,000

Fall in wholesale gas and oil prices raises hopes of further cuts in energy bills for Irish households and businesses

Manufacturing sector reeling from higher energy costs, surging interest rates and subdued foreign demand

Sales of Apple's latest iPhone 15 series of handsets have been far worse than previous models in China.

Weakness of pharma and medical equipment exports under scrutiny because they account for around 40% by value of all Irish exports

Wynne 'incredibly proud and lucky' to be appointed to position

LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton told Bloomberg in September that Champagne demand had softened, especially for consumption at home.

The two richest Irish billionaires have more wealth than the bottom half of the population - Oxfam

Housing output continued to slow but at a softer pace than in November.

It’s the smaller companies who will be hit most and many may not survive if the Red Sea route remains closed for any length of time.

The cumulative impacts of Government policy change this year will see business overheads increase by close to 20%.

Dublin is now the the eighth most attractive European city for hotel investment.

In Cork alone, four high-profile restaurants have closed in recent days

The group, which also has offices in China, India, Ireland and Spain, is responsible for improving Siri by listening to queries to the voice service and determining if it heard and handled questions accurately.

Prosecution of thousands of people has been called one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in British history

Kevin Sheridan tells Cáit Caden about the 30-year growth of Sheridans Cheesemongers, from market stall to household name with 20 retail establishments and plans for future growth

3Arena the 21st highest grossing arena worldwide

ECB policymakers are at odds with markets over the timing of the first reduction in the deposit rate, which currently stands at 4%

CSO data shows value of services in the information and communication sector fell by 7.7% when compared to October