Another priority is establishing an AI office to ensure State captures the opportunities the technology presents

Ryanair sank 2% in Dublin as airline investors were unsettled by events in the Middle East as well as Russia’s drone incursion in Poland

Average rate at the end of July was unchanged from June at 3.6%, new data from the Central Bank shows

DAA will not join challenge to restrictions airline says ‘artificially limits night movements’ and blocks critical early morning arrivals

French sports retailer has a predicted turnover of €460m for Decathlon UK and Ireland for 2025

Irish students are entitled to study at any university in the EU under the same conditions as nationals

The brand, owned by listed luxury good giant LVMH Moet Hennessy, redirects jewellery sales from across the globe to its Irish unit

Fraudster poses as a financial investment expert who spreads misleading information about particular companies or stocks

Revenue down 22% but first half of year always slower for completions, says Michael Stanley

Company behind the tour achieved record sales in travel packages and secured a number of sponsorship and broadcast deals

Johnson Service Group said it intends to launch a further share buyback programme up to £25m over the period to March 2026

If approved, construction of 18.8 km mostly underground MetroLink should begin between 2028 and 2031

Finding forms part of a bulletin on minimum wage policy and how minimum wage workers are identified by statisticians

Kainos said its sales success is ‘creating opportunities’ for further operating progress and recruitment of more staff

About 300 of BT Ireland’s 650 workforce will remain in Ireland to serve multinationals and large organisations