World stocks slide as investors fret over weakness in US economyThe banks were among the biggest losers in Dublin as investors eyed expected ECB rate cut later this weekTue Jun 04 2024 - 18:17
CRH sells Polish lime operations to SigmaRoc for €100mDeal is conditional on clearance from the Polish Competition Office, but it is expected to close by the end of SeptemberTue Jun 04 2024 - 15:46
Dublin-based construction company Mercury to invest €25m in German facilityEngineering hub will host a team of over 200 professionals delivering design and building information modellingTue Jun 04 2024 - 06:00
AIB and FoodCloud sign deal to deliver 200,000 community mealsIrish NGO said the deal will be ‘especially valuable’ to charities who are limited in terms of cooking facilitiesTue Jun 04 2024 - 06:00
Man dies working in Kenmare Resources’ Mozambique mineGroup conducting investigations into fatal incident at its Moma mineMon Jun 03 2024 - 15:41
Hvivo seals €2.9m contract for Covid-19 characterisation studyGroup says establishment of a Covid challenge model is a key step to penetrating a new and expanding marketMon Jun 03 2024 - 15:37
Royal Horticultural Society of Ireland votes to retain ‘royal’ in its nameThere was ‘no raging argument’ or ‘huge ructions’ as matter came down to costs and desire to maintain status quo, chairman saidSun Jun 02 2024 - 06:00
Number of homeless is a record the Government does not want - Dara CallearyData published on Friday show that between April 22nd and 28th, there were 14,009 people in emergency accommodationSat Jun 01 2024 - 16:42
Accommodation organised for asylum seekers who have pitched tents in Herbert ParkEncampment is the latest to emerge following the clearance of a number of others from areas including the Grand CanalSat Jun 01 2024 - 16:37
Pedestrian (30) dies after being hit by a car in ClareThe incident occurred at around 4.15am in the northbound lanes of the N18 dual-carriagewaySat Jun 01 2024 - 14:47
Corre Energy says it needs to diversify funding sourcesGroup tells investors it expects to reverse plunge in share price as the market understands the sector betterFri May 31 2024 - 12:24
AIB and Goodbody take up residence in heritage building on Dawson StreetBuilding’s entrance features a bronze-finished double door with Celtic engravings symbolising the four provinces of IrelandFri May 31 2024 - 11:37
Paddy Power parent’s CFO leaves as shares to begin trading in New York on FridayAbout 98% of investors voted for the Irish gambling giant to shift its primary listing to Wall Street from LondonFri May 31 2024 - 09:04
New compensation body to be set up for when insurers go insolventMinister for Finance Michael McGrath said ‘vital piece of legislation’ will ‘further protect’ customers and injured partiesFri May 31 2024 - 08:01
‘Old Mr Brennan’, founder of family-run Irish bread maker, diesJoseph Brennan founded his company in a single room more than 50 years and built it into one of Ireland’s biggest bakeriesFri May 31 2024 - 05:54
Three people arrested in connection with fatal stabbing of Kevin WalshVictim was well known to gardaí and served a number of prison sentences, including for killing a man when he was a teenagerThu May 30 2024 - 23:23
‘Could have been a lot worse’: Dublin council rubbish van stolen and crashed into rail barriersDart services between Howth and Howth Junction suspended and significant traffic delays causedThu May 30 2024 - 21:45
Taoiseach expresses ‘serious concerns’ to Lebanese PM about Seán Rooney murder trial delaysSimon Harris tells Najib Mikati there are frustrations in Dublin that four suspects are still at largeThu May 30 2024 - 19:02
Bloom 2024: Country’s biggest gardening event expects to welcome 100,000 visitorsFrom encouraging biodiversity in new housing estates to raising awareness around fostering, festival has wide array of clever designsWed May 29 2024 - 17:41
Global markets slip as investors await key inflation dataRenewable energy group Corre Energy saw its value climb 7% in Dublin after it started a share sale to investorsTue May 28 2024 - 18:10
Credit unions grew mortgage lending by 71% in the year to end of MarchIrish League of Credit Unions said there has been a ‘phenomenal increase’ in credit union mortgage lending in recent yearsTue May 28 2024 - 05:03
Digital health company Spectrum.Life raises €17m and plans new hiresThe company has experienced 60% revenue growth in 2023 and is expected to exceed 50% in 2024Mon May 27 2024 - 15:28
Former Medtronic executive scoops top award at US Ireland Business AwardsAmerican Chamber presented the awards at its annual dinner on Friday nightSat May 25 2024 - 05:00
Two-thirds of developers say Government’s housing plan is not achievableSurvey of 400 industry stakeholders sheds light on issues impacting Ireland’s property market, such as housing supplyFri May 24 2024 - 13:44
Government’s business support package dismissed as election ploy by IctuSimon Harris’ new enterprise support package will leave the lowest-paid, sick, migrant, and retired workers ‘paying the price’Thu May 23 2024 - 00:01
Taoiseach condemns ‘idiotic’ attack on Tallaght building earmarked for asylum seekersHarris describes attack as ‘idiotic and disgusting act of criminality’Wed May 22 2024 - 19:32
Emerald Park eyes more rollercoasters and hotel as it opens Tír Na nÓg sectionFormer Tayto Park saw visitors decline last year following rebrandWed May 22 2024 - 06:00
Bord Gáis Energy to enter offshore wind market after deal with Corio GenerationCorio has global pipeline of more than 30GW and is developing 450MW Sceirde Rocks wind farm off Irish west coastTue May 21 2024 - 14:30
Greencore shares soar after it announces strong results and £50m return to shareholders Dublin-based company attributed a dip in revenue to its decision to exit a number of low-margin contracts in 2023Tue May 21 2024 - 08:04
Many jobs requiring AI skills ‘carry significant average wage premium’PwC’s inaugural 2024 Global AI Jobs Barometer analysed over half a billion job ads from 15 countriesTue May 21 2024 - 06:00
Northern Ireland software company Kainos grows revenue and profitsGroup, established in 1986 as a spin-out company from Queen’s University Belfast, provides digital technology servicesMon May 20 2024 - 08:16
Thousands march in Dublin calling for end to violence in GazaIrish Palestinian Zak Hania says wound in hearts of Palestinians ‘runs very deep’ but Israel will not winSat May 18 2024 - 18:22
Attacks on gardaí ‘destroy our society’, McEntee tells ceremony for those who died in service Garda Commissioner Drew Harris says the sacrifice of gardaí who died in service ‘has not been in vain’Sat May 18 2024 - 17:38
Dublin to net €15m windfall from Uefa Europa League football final German champions Bayer Leverkusen to face Italian outfit Atalanta in Dublin in second-tier European final on WednesdaySat May 18 2024 - 07:00
Profits at Pat Kenny’s media company plunge about 60%Broadcaster and his wife Kathy are listed as the firm’s only directors, which has assets of almost €2.4mFri May 17 2024 - 15:16
Larry Goodman’s ABP group announces €28.5m Scottish investmentDevelopment has created 80 new jobs and will boost potential of Scottish red meat market, company saysFri May 17 2024 - 14:28
Galway-based start-up EnteraSense strikes deal with US medtech groupCook Medical is to become the exclusive US distributor of novel device for detecting potentially deadly gastrointestinal bleedingFri May 17 2024 - 13:38
Intercom boss wants ‘aggression on all fronts’ in €87m AI investmentChief executive Eoghan McCabe tells staff to up their game as company strives to be biggest player in marketTue May 14 2024 - 09:53
DCC shares slip as earnings miss takes shine off green transitionMore than a third of group’s profits now come from businesses such as biofuels, solar panels and heat pumpsTue May 14 2024 - 08:35
US move will not hit Irish jobs, says Paddy Power ownerFlutter Entertainment says first quarter revenues rose 16% to €3.2bn but it recorded a lossTue May 14 2024 - 07:47
Selection of technological university coursesTechnological universities offer a wide range of bachelor degrees and post-graduate Masters and PhD. Here, we explore a selection of available undergraduate courses.Tue May 14 2024 - 00:45
Global stocks rise as investors await key US inflation dataRyanair lagged behind its peers as it dropped 40 basis points following comments last week on the pricing of faresMon May 13 2024 - 19:31
Michael Flatley launches new Irish whiskey brandIt is expected the whiskey will be launched in the United States later this summer, with a worldwide launch in 2025Mon May 13 2024 - 17:04
Technological universities: Bridging the gap between classroom and careerStudents are prepared for the workplace through a range of career related approaches from placements to in-class career development learningTue Apr 30 2024 - 04:25
SETU: ‘On the road to becoming a leading global technological university’South East Technological University delivers courses across multiple disciplines with the largest concentrations across health and welfare, business and engineeringTue Apr 30 2024 - 02:40
MTU: ‘Excellence in research, innovation, and scholarly activity’Munster Technological University was established following the amalgamation of Cork IT and IT Tralee.Tue Apr 30 2024 - 02:01
ATU: ‘Building on strong tertiary engagement’Atlantic Technological University offers more than 600 undergraduate courses and more than 100 postgraduate coursesTue Apr 30 2024 - 01:16
TU Dublin: ‘Creating beacons for sustainability across industry and society’Technological University Dublin is the second largest university in Ireland with a history going back to 1887.Tue Apr 30 2024 - 01:00
TUS: ‘Committed to addressing global and regional issues’TUS is a multi-campus technological university with 2,000 staff across four countiesSun Apr 28 2024 - 03:00
Three solar farms set to power 10,000 Irish homes a yearDublin-based developer BNRG and asset manager Impax Asset Management have reached financial close on the dealSat Apr 27 2024 - 05:00
