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Euronext Dublin up marginally at close of business on muted day for investors following St Patrick’s Day holiday
Irish arm of retail giant employed an average of 426 people throughout the year, up from 379 the year before
Michael Carvill will step down as managing director later this year as company begins transition process
Con McCarthy (61), of Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co Dublin, was spared a criminal conviction on appeal
Piece went under the hammer as part of a wider sale oartist’s works by British auctioneers Dreweatts
Statement on behalf of Zak Hania’s wife Batoul read to a group of 100 protesters during demonstration at US embassy
We look at some of the many postgraduate courses available in Ireland’s universities
Postgraduate courses and MBAs can not only boost self-confidence and self-esteem but often lead to higher earning potential
Positive moves for the banks on Euronext Dublin as Bank of Ireland and AIB rose 2.5% and 0.3% respectively
Some 92% of workers in Ireland expressed a strong preference for continuing in a hybrid or remote work model
Often seen as a bellwether for food price inflation, the output price index was dragged lower by falling milk prices
Commencements figures for January were up 59%, which was the highest level observed in any January period since 2008
Many compliance professionals believe the planned digital euro is ‘already redundant’, according to the Compliance Institute
Mining revenue at Irish engineering group decreased by 16%, with contraction across all the company’s mining regions
Announcement just one of a number made during Enterprise Ireland’s programme of events in the US for St Patrick’s Day