PTSB half year pre-tax profits down 75%, but deposits up
PTSB has reported lower profits and income for the six months to the end of June due to what it called the "more challenging interest rate environment" in which it…
Ireland awakens to the risk of relying on US investment
The country is one of the most exposed in Europe to Trump’s tariffs, intensifying fears that a golden era of growth will slow down
If you bought any of the food products recalled over listeria, you’re entitled to a refund
Over 140 products have been recalled by the Food Safety Authority due to the bacteria.
‘Technical issue’ affects outbound flights across UK
Flights across the UK have been disrupted after air traffic control provider Nats suffered a technical problem which has since been resolved.
Leading Kerry company acquires Sainsbury’s Travel Money business in major expansion into UK market
Kerry-based financial services company Fexco has made a major expansion into the UK market.
DAA seeks permission to add new boarding gates at Dublin Airport
Airport operator applies to local authority for permission to extend its pier one west building
‘I seem to spend a lot of time exchanging apologies with friends these days’
This bizarre dance of calendars appears to be the language of modern friendship
Brothers who want to develop Terminal 3 at Dublin Airport submit plans for new cargo hub
The project expects to create 313 warehousing jobs and 130 office jobs when operational.
Twitter challenges €500,000 WRC award over ‘enhanced opportunity’ to depart job
Labour Court hears former Twitter executive is over €16,000 out of pocket each month since failure to sign Musk’s ‘hard core’ email saw his ousted
Colman Noctor: New, strict online age verification will keep Ireland’s children safer
Ireland is among the first EU countries to implement legally-binding age verification
Overall winner revealed at Win a House in Waterford draw
The overall winner of the popular Win a House in Waterford draw has been revealed in the Win a House in Waterford draw.
‘Clear understanding’ 15% tariff max will be applied by US to pharma exports
Pharmaceuticals and semiconductors accounted for the bulk of Ireland’s exports to the US in 2024