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British energy minister Michael Shanks said the firm's collapse was 'deeply concerning' and that the company had left the government with 'little time to act'

Mr Trump has mused that TikTok in the US could be worth as much as $1tn (€852bn) and has repeatedly shown a willingness to broker a deal

The airport group has warned that unless the National Development Plan prioritises infrastructure in the South, the national vision for equitable economic and population growth risks falling short

Regarding the rise of AI, 27% of respondents said they would be comfortable getting AI-generated advice on how to better manage their money

The airport has invested around €5m of its own reserves into new arrivals and departure facilities which will open at the end of July, its AGM has heard

Comments from prominent Governors calling for a rate cut as soon as July suggest upcoming Federal Open Market Committee meetings may be more fraught

Energy complaints surrounded issues such as billing, smart metering, microgeneration, allocating Government electricity credits and switching

It comes amid growing global economic uncertainty which could hurt Ireland

Chip making giant is undergoing massive reorganisation

Move by Microsoft to cut costs at Irish arm of gaming giant Activision Blizzard resulted in the loss of 128 jobs at support centre in Cork, new accounts show

A pound of butter is now €1.03 more expensive than a year ago, Irish cheddar is up 57c/kg, with two litres of full-fat milk up 27c

About 560,500 foreign visitors completed a trip to Ireland during the month, down 10% compared with May 2024

Food prices continue to outpace inflation, with a 0.3% rise in the past month contributing to a 4.3% hike since June 2024

The overall retail index shows the volume of sales decreased by 0.6% in the month

Twilight Thursdays are designed to energise the city’s night-time economy and cultural life

Ireland's largest hotel group expands European footprint

PTSB 'Reflecting Ireland' research revealed 90% of respondents think they have ‘average’ or ‘high’ financial literacy

Trade negotiations between the two countries resume

Heather Randles has some advice for whoever won the Euromillions in Cork a fortnight ago — and indeed anyone who comes into a substantial amount of money 

Number of court-appointed liquidators rose to 34 in Q2 compared to 25 in the first quarter