Irish Examiner

Rare to encounter a case where there was 'such a complete repertoire of gross breaches of fair procedure and of a worker’s rights'

Once mired in scandal, the Vatican Bank is hitting performance highs while doubling down on transparency and ethical finance

As Irish households save billions, experts propose channelling funds into state-backed housing and infrastructure investments for long-term gain

As Europe needs new funding streams,  efforts are underway to find ways to mobilise household savings

Former Dairygold chief Jim Woulfe takes interim chair

Decision comes after the European Central Bank cut rates earlier this month

Planned protests in Spain, Portugal, and Italy as some locals say tourism fuelling accommodation crisis

In the machinery and vehicles sector alone, the trade surplus fell from €16.8bn to €12.8bn

The price of Brent crude jumped nearly 10% higher at one stage

Ireland’s per capita GDP could jump 42% with widespread AI adoption. Even in more moderate projections, AI could €60bn more to the economy by 2035

Since its inception in 2001, the 600km cycle through the towns and villages of Munster has raised more than €5m for Down Syndrome Ireland

Platinum Travel went out of business last December

The High Court was told that director and financial controller David Connor had used the misappropriated funds to renovate their family home, buy cars and a season ticket to a Premier League football club

Liam and Ciarn Horgan, the brothers behind the popular covid-era food truck, hope to open the Ballyvolane bar in August

New appointees with Trifecta Ireland, Coca-Cola Ireland, Blink Parametric, Teagasc, Ashview Consultants and Tuath Housing

Kerry saw the highest wind energy output, with Cork and Galway in second and third place respectively

The draft proposal by Swedish centre-right lawmaker Jörgen Warborn must be negotiated in the European Parliament where other lawmakers can propose their own amendments

The annual report shows that, while overall Ryanair revenues increased by €505m or 3.75% to €13.94bn, its Irish revenues contracted by 4% from €791m to €757.5m

Retailor said it had grown its market share in Ireland to 23.3%, as food sales grew 5.8%

“Everyone deserves a comfortable and supportive shopping experience”