Irish Examiner

Since its inception in 2001, the 600km cycle through the towns and villages of Munster has raised more than €5m for Down Syndrome Ireland

Platinum Travel went out of business last December

The High Court was told that director and financial controller David Connor had used the misappropriated funds to renovate their family home, buy cars and a season ticket to a Premier League football club

Liam and Ciarn Horgan, the brothers behind the popular covid-era food truck, hope to open the Ballyvolane bar in August

New appointees with Trifecta Ireland, Coca-Cola Ireland, Blink Parametric, Teagasc, Ashview Consultants and Tuath Housing

Kerry saw the highest wind energy output, with Cork and Galway in second and third place respectively

The draft proposal by Swedish centre-right lawmaker Jörgen Warborn must be negotiated in the European Parliament where other lawmakers can propose their own amendments

The annual report shows that, while overall Ryanair revenues increased by €505m or 3.75% to €13.94bn, its Irish revenues contracted by 4% from €791m to €757.5m

Retailor said it had grown its market share in Ireland to 23.3%, as food sales grew 5.8%

“Everyone deserves a comfortable and supportive shopping experience”

Areas which saw the largest price increases over the last 12 months were food and non-alcoholic drinks, up 4%, while alcoholic drinks and tobacco saw a 3.1% increase

A new mortgage offering from a Cork credit union with a capped variable interest rate has been described as a 'gamechanger' for ...

The Saturn 4 Ultra has a 12K LCD that delivers ultra-sharp resolution, capturing fine textures, crisp edges, and stunning detail in facial expressions and surfaces.

MyWealthManagement Group is poised to make further acquisitions during 2025, and expects to have a workforce of 300 employees across the country by 2030

You really have to hold the Galaxy S25 Edge to appreciate its diminutive form

Open-ear headphones have evolved significantly from their early bone-conduction predecessors, offering enhanced comfort, improved sound quality, and ...

The retail giant has undertaken a €250m investment programme in its 38 stores in the Republic of Ireland

It follows a number of isolated but disruptive incidents involving unruly behaviour on board

One in every three Irish businesses now see global political and trade uncertainties as a key concern, with geopolitical tensions beginning to erode ...

Geopolitics is clearly weighing on CFO sentiment