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Inflation is dropping but home broadband prices are set to rise for a number of major providers

Hybrid working, communication barriers and conflict all present regular challenges

When the Wild Atlantic Way was first mooted, Finn MacDonnell thought the idea was 'a bit gimmicky'. Ten years later, he thinks it's been huge 

Investors are becoming more optimistic about Alphabet's artificial intelligence strategy, after a run of glitches and misfires that sent its shares ...

Over the past decade, Maxol has purchased 25 new sites and has steadily expanded its presence across the island of Ireland

The euro hit a two-month low against the dollar

Lloyd's community of more than 50 members forms one of the world's biggest commercial insurers. It has some regulatory oversight over them and a report said its ESG guidance to members was inadequate

Killarney event to mark 10th anniversary of the route heard it was worth €3bn in domestic and foreign tourism to communities from Malin Head to Kinsale

The company had previously said on its website that its threat notifications were designed to inform and assist users who might have been targeted by 'state-sponsored attackers'

Darren Woods was awarded almost 200 times the median pay for an Exxon worker

The company aims to deliver between 155,000 and 165,000 cars in 2025

A start to rate cuts in June would bring relief for Irish consumers and businesses which over the past two years faced a whole range of increased costs

According to the OECD, in 2022 the tax burden on workers' income in Portugal was the ninth highest among the 38 OECD member countries

Policymakers may have been spooked by rising US inflation ahead of its monetary policy meeting today. 

Brexit border controls on certain foods imported to Britain from the European Union may push up inflation there by 0.2 percentage points, according ...

But in true Brexit fashion, the way Britain intends to rein in Big Tech is different from its closest European neighbours

The company employs over 50 people in Tralee and is set to expand its workforce further with new development

The UK-based firm is the third to join the Group which also includes ESS and Eirdata

Group revenue was €3.2bn in the six months to March 31, a rise of 11% on a constant currency basis

To say the experience was painless is an understatement, and my only advice is not to leave your old phone in a drawing where it will eventually end up as electronic waste.