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While a series of new arrivals is breathing new life into St Patrick's Street, Penney's decision to scale back its expansion serves as the latest blow to a changing Cork City

Has played a key role in the port's development

Chemical, pharma, and computer sectors sees even larger growth from March to May

Nothing has wisely opted for intuitive physical controls instead of the more common, and often unreliable, touch-sensitive inputs.

Shares fall in London after building materials and DIY group issues cautious outlook

The Q1 HE is an absolute joy to type on, and the keys are noticeably quieter than most mechanical keyboards I’ve tested.

Summer holidays are the perfect time to unplug from work, but not from your devices. Whether you're navigating with your phone, binge-watching ...

Government must invest in public services, says NWC director Orla O'Connor

Recruitment firm Morgan McKinley’s latest quarterly employment monitor shows there were just over 53,300 professional job vacancies recorded during the second quarter of this year — compared to just over 48,600 in the first quarter

Push to separate TikTok’s US app from its global platform has been underway for months

Musk already facing falling global sales at his EV maker Tesla and embroiled in war of words with US President Donald Trump

Initiative is part of the Farm Zero C research project for sustainable farming 

A spokesperson said the decision does not impact any other Butlers Chocolate Café locations anywhere else in the world

Initiative brings together 18 producers from Ireland, Canada, and Scotland, in an effort to foster new partnerships

Average Irish mortgage rate is now 3.66%, down from 3.72% in April

Homebuilder welcomed strong private sales which increased its multi-year closed and forward order book to some 3,700 new homes

Verona is focused on Ohtuvayre, a drug to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Watchdog has concerns about circle K's dominance in north Dublin

Chief executive Rosalind Carroll says report shows using the service significantly faster than pursuing claims through courts. 

Central Bank Deputy Governor said risks to Ireland's fiscal position have increased given recent international developments