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Cork timber-frame company is bought by Grafton
The strategic acquisition of Cygnum reflects the increased use of modern methods of construction in the…
Three main Irish banks launch Revolut-style instant payments
Zippay is an in-app service offered through the banks’ existing mobile banking systems. It will begin…
Big rise in total number of passengers travelling through Dublin Airport in February
The rise means last month was the busiest February in the airport’s 86-year history, highlighting continued…
Oil and gas prices drop as Trump moves to calm markets
Trump says Iran war could be over soon but warns against oil disruption European natural gas…
Energy firm Certa secures deals worth €1.4m to deliver solar panels to businesses
The agreements include a €1.2m project with healthcare manufacturing firm Jabil and a €200,000 deal with…
Tesco closing the gap on Dunnes Stores for grocery market share
Dunnes Stores remains the country’s largest supermarket chain by sales with a 24.5pc share of the…
As Middle East conflict rages on, electricity is next to rise, while experts warn of two ECB increases
Energy costs only to get worse as conflict continues, say experts As crude oil price surges,…
Corrib owner has ‘no plans’ for further drilling at Irish gas field
Energy prices have soared following outbreak of war in the Middle East The Corrib gas field…
‘Executives can become acutely self-conscious about age’ – the older jobseekers quietly ‘botoxing’ their CVs
The persistence of age discrimination, despite legal changes, is leading more and more older candidates to…
Greg Kavanagh set to buy former Johnny Ronan site as horse breeders’ claim for squatters’ rights rejected
Pony breeders ordered off 14-acre site in Delgany with residential zoning Greg Kavanagh in 2014. Photo;…
French laundry giant’s €30m Meath investment aims to create more than 200 new jobs
Elis Ireland, which serves large-scale users of linens such as hotels and hospitals, has continued to…
Adrian Weckler: AIs may come, AIs may go – but Apple makes $1bn profit every 50 hours, and money talks
Apple makes $1bn in profit – and $3.2bn in sales – every 50 hours. source
Oil price blasts past $100 a barrel, stock markets tumble on Monday opening
Fears the escalating conflict in Iran is choking off crude supplies triggered the surge in prices.…
Richard Curran: If there is gas off the Irish coast we’re shooting ourselves in the foot not licensing explorers to go and find it
Plus, budget-busting spending is no way to run a country We have seen price gouging on…
Several broadband, TV and phone price rises kicking in for consumers of leading providers
Some packages to go up by €100 a year for customers Raft of broadband, TV and…
Gina London: Six Nations Rugby chair Ronan Dunne on leadership that actually works
His proudest Six Nations moment was not a trophy lift but a decision… Ronan Dunne is…
French laundry giant’s €30m Meath investment aims to create more than 200 new jobs
Elis Ireland, which serves large-scale users of linens such as hotels and hospitals, has continued to…
Adrian Weckler: Getting a dodgy box to watch ‘Game Of Thrones’ isn’t a ‘cost of living’ issue
The proliferation of dodgy boxes in Ireland, and politicians’ acceptance of that, now threaten the future…
London-listed Howden Joinery expansion plans could pose challenges for homegrown Chadwicks and Woodie’s
Andrew Livingston, CEO of Howden, said sales across its 16 outlets in the Republic were “well…
Dawn Meats teams up with developer Bluemont on plans build 400 new homes at unused Water Rock site in Cork
Dawn Meats, one of the country’s largest meat processors, has partnered with property developer Bluemont on…
Mounting uncertainty over future of Ireland’s €4bn trade links as Middle East war continues to rage
Bombings, drone strikes and threats to freight over land and sea have placed significant doubts over…