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Dublin-headquartered company will continue post-merger savings in 2025

Chairperson of Irish Mortgage Advisors Trevor Grant said mortgage rates under 3% could become a reality for many Irish borrowers from this summer, depending on how quickly lenders cut their rates in response to the ECB

Planning objection to drone food delivery service

Cpl salary guide addresses trends across industry

New survey from PwC found recent optimism to be significantly higher than its all-time low in 2020, when just 16% of CEOs expected Ireland's economy to grow

English leaving after five years while Cronin was Ireland's first female editor

The lengthy timelines to reimburse medicines in Ireland must be reduced to improve standards of care and patient outcomes, the directors of the Irish ...

Report from estate agent Sherry FitzGerald suggests 56,200 new homes a year are needed to meet demand

It could help the Silicon Valley payments start-up regain some of the capitalization it lost during a post-covid slump

The club is also looking at securing a long-term training base and is increasing its community outreach

Firms were also experiencing difficulties when it came to supplies with delivery times for inputs getting longer which was also linked to Storm Éowyn, but also due to staff shortages and stock issues at suppliers

The seven new sites will be in Tesco stores across Louth, Westmeath, Kerry, Wicklow, Mayo and Dublin

A group of investors led by Elon Musk has said it is offering more than $97bn to buy OpenAI, escalating a legal dispute with the artificial ...

The post-festive period saw consumers spend more on items that were on promotion with an extra €72m spent during January

CEO of the Menopause Hub, Loretta Dignam, made it onto the prestigious roll call of enterprising women over 50 years of age across 32 countries

After a long fight with surging energy bills, the continent again faces the threat of more economic pain

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission had determined investigation was required to establish if the proposed transaction would lead to a substantial lessening of competition in the State

The report by law firm William Fry showed that there were 17 deals that were valued at €250m or more

Overarching sense is all will proceed cautiously with rate cuts in the current uncertain environment

UK remains of systemic importance to Irish SMEs, says ISME chief Neil McDonnell