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Brinks Cash Services (Ireland) Ltd said that the introduction and growth of electronic payment facilities has the potential to reduce the volume of cash in correlation and have a consequent impact on the demand for some of the company’s traditional services

Company operates in the pharmaceutical and data centre sectors and is to expand it offerings to the electric vehicle battery sector this year

Irish cybersecurity firm Smarttech247 warned that AI is enabling cybercriminals to execute more sophisticated and harder-to-detect attacks, posing significant risks to essential services

New appointees with the Local Government Management Agency, EirGrid, IDA Ireland, Greengate Biogas, Trigon Hotels and Critical Emergency Medical Response

Supermarket giant increased its market share in Ireland

Consumer Interests: Inflation and skills shortages means the cost of demolition, site clearance and house rebuilding has jumped significantly

Figure rose to 14.3% in third quarter last year

Honor Magic7 Lite has been stamped with a DxOMark battery gold label 2025 seal of approval.

The Ultra 2’s rugged titanium case and flat sapphire glass screen make it more durable.

The StormBox Blast 2 packs a serious punch, with a total output of 200W

Retailer said comparable sales in the UK and Ireland rose 6.4% in the 13 weeks to December 28

Irish financial services could expand by 26% by 2028, new report from consultancy firm EY has said

New research by Royal London Ireland found the role of stay-at-home parent’s to be valued at an annual salary of €57,140

Lower corporation tax cited as reason for higher profits

Latest figures from the CSO mean unemployment remained below or at 4.5% for the duration of 2024

HR Suite founder Caroline Reidy will lead NFP’s specialist HR division in Ireland

The National Asset Management Agency will also transfer sites to another State body that will deliver around 4,000 new homes in the future

Bank offered interest rate of 6% after strong demand from investors, it said

Hazell Mullins works out her three-month plan for vaccinations on the farm

The company recorded Irish revenues of $3.6m