Business activity increased in seven of the UK’s 12 nations and regions in August, with Northern Ireland and London recording the strongest performances, according...
Zoopla returned to profit in 2025 despite a small decline in revenue, as the UK’s second-largest property website changed its advertising strategy and placed...
Ticketmaster has been accused of breaching consumer protection laws in connection with the sale of tickets for Oasis concerts at Dublin’s Croke Park last...
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe unveiled Ireland’s Budget 2026, pledging to “invest in our future” while safeguarding jobs, stability, and economic growth. Speaking in...
The Co-op has reported that a “sophisticated cyberattack” earlier this year has wiped £80 million from its profits, underscoring the escalating cost of cybercrime...
SSE Airtricity will raise its standard variable electricity prices by 9.5% from 20 October, adding around €150 a year to the average household bill....
First came “quiet quitting” and “quiet firing.” Now, a new workplace trend called “quiet cracking” is emerging, describing employees who appear to be coping...
Irish-founded financial services firm Centralis has announced plans to more than double its Dublin workforce as part of a €15 million investment. The move...
As companies increasingly turn to artificial intelligence to streamline hiring processes, job seekers are finding themselves face-to-face — or screen-to-screen — with AI interviewers,...
The Home Office has launched a formal investigation into reports that government-issued payment cards for asylum seekers have been misused to fund gambling, following...
As more Irish holidaymakers prepare for summer getaways, experts are urging travellers not to overlook travel insurance — a modest expense that could prove...
The share of job postings referencing generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has soared across Europe over the past year, with Ireland emerging as the continent’s...