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Acquisition builds on the payment company’s recent acquisition of stablecoin infrastructure firm Bridge

Governor Gabriel Makhlouf said the central bank's obligations were clear and that it 'did not need guidance to follow them'

However, it said Ireland still had key attractions for investment

International Monetary Fund said the 'uncertain nature' of corporate tax receipts called for a strong framework to safeguard Ireland's fiscal position

Ex-Minister and former Tánaiste team up, taking on key roles with  PR firm Hanover Communications

Labour Court says Siptu should be recognised to represent Eli Lilly workers in Cork amid a growing industrial standoff

US president says Beijing will supply rare earths while US will give access to universities

The rate in Ireland exceeds the euro area average by 38 basis points with Ireland climbing one place to fifth in the euro area ahead of Germany, the Netherlands, Greece and Luxembourg

London court rules in favour of several other aircraft lessors in multi-billion-euro legal dispute over jets retained in Russia after invasion of Ukraine

Despite recent shocks, Central Bank of Ireland governor Gabriel Makhlouf said Ireland was entering a new period of uncertainty from a position of strength

Company sold 3.5 million-plus units of the Switch 2 in just four days, more than the 2.7 million the original Switch managed during its first month in 2017

The capital accounted for 52% of city breaks between November and February, figures from Fáilte Ireland show

Set up in 2009 after Ireland's banking collapse, Nama will wind down in December

Private health insurance now costs nearly €2,000 a year, with market growth stalling and fewer children covered

Retail spending in May rose by 3.6%, which Bank of Ireland said reflected steady demand for clothing, groceries and household items

Company owned by Austrian firm Rupp to scale cheese production to 27,000 tonnes annually

Total of 19 settlements valuing €6.2m were published in latest list of tax defaulters by the Revenue Commissioners 

Online orders reopen for Britain but Irish internet shoppers must wait

Profits at cooperative and foods group Lisavaird Co-Op grew 7.5% to €4.4m, despite lower milk volumes in 2024.The West Cork-headquartered co-op said ...

Company now operates 95 stores across the Republic of Ireland