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Revenue’s IT team also said the use of so-called ‘thin client’ computers in the homes of staff would avoid any potential embarrassment from 'lost or stolen laptops'

Workplace Relations Commission awarded former employee over €550,000 for unfair dismissal over his failure to respond to an email from Elon Musk

Hawk-Eye score detection technology has become an integral part of the big GAA match occasions at Croke Park over the last number of years

Alongside the protections, parents will also have the option to see who their teenagers have been messaging in the past seven days

ESB Group has reported a fall in operating profit in the first six months of the year as the global energy markets normalised after a period of ...

Vacancy rates went up in 14 out of 26 counties, according to data management company GeoDirectory

The PwC survey found that over half of 1,000 Irish respondents in a global survey plan to ask for a pay increase in 2025

Money markets fully priced 25 basis points of rate cut from the US central bank and a nearly 60% chance of a 50 bps move, from around 50% late last week, according to the CME FedWatch tool

The narrowing of losses at Flipdish Ltd coincided with the firm reducing its workforce by 40% as the company moved to stem continuing losses.

Dunnes Stores held the largest share of consumer spend during September after losing it to Tesco last month

Ratings agency said Ireland's fiscal framework is 'designed to cope with volatile corporate tax revenues,' allowing it to absorb inflows and prevent overheating

Thierry Breton, the influential EU Commissioner in charge of the internal market, has resigned from the bloc’s executive arm, saying that France was ...

New office aims to employ more than 250 employees by 2025, with its Cork site being hailed as critical to the firm's international growth

Irish exports to Britain was the only region that recorded a decline — dropping 28% to €1.29bn

Blow to UK shipbuilding hopes as Harland & Wolff declares itself insolvent

The market spotlight will be focused on the US Federal Reserve this week, as it is widely expected to cut rates for the first time this cycle

Telecommunications Industry Ireland said the rate reduction will help achieve the National Connectivity Strategy of promoting fibre and 5G

Support package for the sector could mean the difference between 'survival and liquidation' for many businesses

The latest Fáilte Ireland Tourism Barometer, which showed that 53% of businesses are reporting fewer customers than last summer, probably did not get the attention it deserves.

“The EU is weak in the emerging technologies that will drive future growth,” warned former European Central Bank president Mario Draghi.