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Ireland and Europe Witness Major Stock Sell-Off Amid Recession Fears
Ireland and Europe Witness Major Stock Sell-Off Amid Recession Fears In a significant downturn, stock markets across Ireland and Europe
Amazon.ie Launching in 2025: What Irish Customers Need to Know
Irish Amazon shoppers have long relied on Amazon sites in the UK or other EU countries to meet their online
Environmental Groups Vow to Fight New Google Data Centre in Dublin
Environmental activists are gearing up to oppose a proposed Google Ireland data centre in south Dublin, with local and national
Plans Being Lodged for Data Centre on Kildare Site
Plans are set to be submitted shortly for a large-scale data-centre campus on a site near Naas in Co Kildare.
Industrial Action by Pilots Set to Cost Aer Lingus Over €55 Million
Aer Lingus is facing a substantial financial impact from recent industrial action taken by its pilots, with expected direct costs
Significant Drop in Profits for Domino’s Largest Franchise in Ireland
Domino’s Pizza’s biggest franchise in Ireland experienced a 35% drop in pre-tax profits despite increasing sales by €2.5 million in
Parent’s Leave and Parent’s Benefit in Ireland Extended from August 1, 2024
Starting from August 1, 2024, Parent’s Leave and Parent’s Benefit in Ireland will be extended from the current seven weeks
AIB in Talks to Buy Back €500m of State Shares Amid 31% Profit Surge
AIB, one of Ireland’s leading banks, has announced ongoing discussions to repurchase €500 million worth of shares from the State,
200km/h Trains, Dual Tracks, and Airport Links in New Rail Plan
A transformative rail system overhaul for the island of Ireland, involving electrification, additional track capacity, increased speeds, and more frequent
Intel to Lay Off Thousands to Cut Costs and Fund Strategic Turnaround
Intel Corporation is preparing to cut thousands of jobs in a significant cost-reduction move aimed at funding an ambitious turnaround
Bank of Ireland Upgrades Full-Year Earnings Forecasts Amid Slow Rate Cuts
The Bank of Ireland has raised its full-year earnings forecasts, adjusting expectations due to the European Central Bank’s (ECB) slower-than-anticipated