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CSO estimates show the rate of unemployment unchanged from May 2025 

Investigation found Donegal credit union failed to conduct necessary anti-money-laundering checks on depositors and the transactions over a seven-year period

Irish carrier said it carried 19.9m passengers over the month

The foreign direct investment agency secured 179 investments between January and June of this year 

Home buyer was asked to pay €25,000 for flooring to circumvent threshold

They are retired private investigator, Mark Murran, otherwise known as Rock Investigations, and Cliona Woods of Dublin-based Gotham Services

Recent budgets 'pumped money into an economy already performing well' Ifac chair Seamus Coffey told the Oireachtas Budgetary Committee

Electric vehicles accounted for over half of all new cars sold in June, with Tesla and Volkswagen leading the charge

Analysts also increasingly see the euro rallying toward $1.20 in the coming months

Underlying inflation, a closely watched measure that excludes volatile food and fuel prices, held steady at 2.3%

Survey respondents mostly cited improving domestic demand for improvement in manufacturing

We’re demanding our Government make it clear to the US that Irish students should not be treated like criminals for being politically active

Despite the near double-digit growth in start-ups, the first six months of 2025 show the number and value of commercial judgements rose significantly compared to 2024

British energy minister Michael Shanks said the firm's collapse was 'deeply concerning' and that the company had left the government with 'little time to act'

Mr Trump has mused that TikTok in the US could be worth as much as $1tn (€852bn) and has repeatedly shown a willingness to broker a deal

The airport group has warned that unless the National Development Plan prioritises infrastructure in the South, the national vision for equitable economic and population growth risks falling short

Regarding the rise of AI, 27% of respondents said they would be comfortable getting AI-generated advice on how to better manage their money

The airport has invested around €5m of its own reserves into new arrivals and departure facilities which will open at the end of July, its AGM has heard

Comments from prominent Governors calling for a rate cut as soon as July suggest upcoming Federal Open Market Committee meetings may be more fraught

Energy complaints surrounded issues such as billing, smart metering, microgeneration, allocating Government electricity credits and switching