Tag: Business

Traders are increasingly confident the European Central Bank will pause its run of interest rate cuts now that the central bank sees itself as well-positioned to deal with global economic…

Ten years ago Ireland's growth was described as "Leprechaun Economics" by Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman after the State's Gross Domestic Product grew by an astonishing 26% in 2015.

Guinness 0.0 non-alcoholic stout is now available in 4,000 outlets across the country, in a fresh milestone for the rapidly growing sub-brand.

It’s the first time a judge has ordered the complete shut down of wind turbines in Ireland.

Taxes collected by the State rose by 3.6% in the first five months of the year to €36.4bn, according to latest Exchequer Returns from the Department of Finance.

Waste collection services by Bord na Móna Recycling could be disrupted later this month after SIPTU members at the company served notice of strike action in a dispute over the…

ECB cuts deposit rate to 2% to leave it at half of level a year ago

Economic growth including the contribution from multinationals or Gross Domestic Product soared by 9.7% in the first three months of this year as exports to the US ramped up ahead…

Initial phase will see food deliveries by drone in Dublin 15

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A registry has been established for organisations who send text messages to their customers, such as banks, delivery services, insurance providers, to register their sender IDs.