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The upper 6GHz band is one of the few remaining large blocks of mid-band spectrum available, as most European nations auctioned airwaves in the 3.4-3.8 GHz range for initial 5G deployments.

Central Bank figures show the total value of card payments in March rose to €9.24bn, up from €8.11bn in the previous month

New figures show card spending on gambling rose by 19% amongst 18 to 25-year-olds in the first three months of 2025 

Group's integration of CTS in March this year brought an additional 5,000 sq ft of distribution space in Cork

Deficit more than doubled in March

Average wholesale power prices fell for the third month in a row in April, says Wind Energy Ireland

Survey found 28% of business and IT leaders in large enterprises in Ireland viewed a trade war with the US as the greatest threat to Ireland’s digital economy

Survey of compliance professionals show how widespread phishing, ransomware, and online fraud have become

Since the second half of 2022, the average premium has increased by 12%, new report shows

Liquidators fort he Irish Banking Resolution Corporation have taken the case against Mr Fingleton, who denies the allegation of negligent mismanagement

Exchequer returns show a Government surplus of €2.8bn as of the end of April

Sales down 62% in Britain year on year and down 46% in Germany, April data shows

April also saw a steep increase in alcohol sales, up 8.7% year-on-year

Deliveroo will need approval of at least 75% of shareholders

US President Donald Trump has threatened levies of 100% on foreign-made films in a bid to combat what he called a 'dying' American film industry

US government debt has ballooned in the past decade to more than $36tn (€31.84tn), achieved by running budget deficits every year since the early 2000s.

Households hit by a bewildering number of pronouncements, qualifications, postponements and rumours on trade measures

Danish company's solar pipeline in Ireland stands at 700MW

OpenAI has reversed course and said its nonprofit will continue to control the business that makes ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence ...

Last week, in Cork we saw a new low. While a young man tragically lost his life in the Lee, dozens of people thought of their social media. There was little to no attempt to throw in a lifebuoy