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The deal will see Azets Ireland double in size with plans to employ 400 people by the end of next year

Rising costs once again continued to dominate concerns amongst tourism operators and businesses

The programme will be conducted by Davy and begin on March 1 

Challenges include the ageing population and the growing number of retirees forecast over the coming years

Without stable pricing in the used-EV market, Europe’s target for phasing out sales of new combustion-engine cars by 2035 looks less likely.

Shares in the British munitions maker have more than doubled since February 2022, and are up 24% alone since the onset of the Israel-Gaza war on October 7

GSK has made a major push into long-acting HIV drugs as it works to soften the blow from the loss of exclusivity of its blockbuster drug dolutegravir, which is set to face competition in the US in 2028 and in Europe by 2029.

The financial regulator’s inquiry into Mr Guinane’s actions during the tracker mortgage scandal will begin at 10:30 am on February 21 and is expected to last until Mid-March.

In the Census of the Irish Housebuilding Industry, Goodbody chief economist Dermot O’Leary says the lack of scale of Irish housebuilders 'remains a major issue'

While still high, fourth-quarter pay growth is down from a eurozone record of 4.7%

New accounts show Mr Savage, managing director Eoghan Tomás McDermott, Daragh O’Shaughnessy, and Terry Prone shared €882,925 in pay and an additional €26,200 in pension contributions last year

South of Ireland posted a GDP per capita, expressed in terms of purchasing power standards of 286% 

Pharma industry driving force behind expansion, although rising private consumption also supported growth

Ryanair expects to be at least seven Boeing deliveries short this summer but “there’s a risk that it could be worse” which could force it to revise ...

Company targeting high single-digit growth in fee revenue by increasing revenue per room, chief executive says

Less than half of Munster motorists are considering an EV or hybrid as their next vehicle 

Retailer cited consistent sales declines and low footfall in its decision to shut two Irish stores 

Denis Curran, head of Regional Development & Property with IDA Ireland, looks ahead to a bright future for regional FDI

Some professionals believe the Central Bank will be allowed to fine individuals up to €1m for rule breaking

The total value of all mortgages held by these providers reached over €500m