Mitchell LabiakBusiness reporter, BBC NewsVictims of car finance mis-selling will likely get less than £950 per deal under a compensation scheme proposed by the financial regulator, with the first payouts…
George ThorpeBBC News, DevonBBCExeter Airport is one of three airports expected to be sold to investment group ICGExeter Airport is set to be sold along with two other English regional…
Paul Murphy & Holly PhillipsBBC NewsBBCStacey Monkman says it is difficult to maintain morale on the siteAt a fuel plant near Hull, 20 tonnes of wheat are being poured from…
A council has opened a food voucher scheme to help families struggling to pay bills afford food this summer.Kent County Council (KCC) said that eligible residents for the summer food…
The Tánaiste has paid tribute following the death of Hilary Weston, aged 83. Dublin-born Ms Weston, a former fashion model turned philanthropist and businesswoman helped build both Penneys and Brown…
New rules came into force yesterday requiring makers of artificial intelligence (AI) models to ensure their systems are safe and transparent. The latest phase of the EU's AI Act also…
It's less than two weeks until the Gallagher brothers take to the Croke Park stage as part of the Irish leg of their long-awaited reunion tour – but they’re not…
As US President Donald Trump's new tariff regime clicks into gear, producers around Europe are feeling the impact, some holding back shipments, others hiking sticker prices or taking a hit…
Uisce Éireann has issued a final appeal to people in the greater Dublin area, including parts of Co Wicklow and Co Kildare, to only use water for essential needs over…
Food company Greencore has said remediation works are still ongoing on the site of the former Carlow sugar factory, 20 years after the plant closed. In a statement, it said…
US President Donald Trump's latest wave of tariffs on exports from dozens of trading partners sent global stock markets tumbling and countries and companies scrambling to seek ways to strike…
The Tánaiste has said the Irish economy will continue to grow and jobs will be created, but at a lower rate, according to a preliminary analysis by the Department of…