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Swiss politicians have voted in favour of enshrining cash in the country's constitution as mobile and card payments have taken a dominant position. The members of the lower house of…

An engineer sacked by Bord Gáis over claims he was offering to do work on the side for its customers has said there is "absolutely no evidence" he accepted cash…

Tax receipts in the first two months of this year are up 12% on the same time in 2024, indicating that the economy continues to power ahead. In addition, the…

Apple has unveiled new MacBook Air models with latest M4 chip and artificial-intelligence features at a price $100 lower than the previous generation, as the company looks to spur sales…

There have been more than 3,200 applications for 46 apartments that are being offered at discounted rents at Google's Bolands Mills Quarter in Dublin. Just 24% of the applicants have…

Germany is in for a massive ramp-up in spending under an agreement by the parties hoping to form its next government, with a €500 billion special fund sought for infrastructure…

Fáilte Ireland's chief executive Paul Kelly is to step down after over eight years in the role to take up a new job at the Royal Dublin Society (RDS). Mr…

Irish drivers overpaid tolls on nine of the country's motorways and tunnels by more than €350,000 last year. While change is always available in at least a toll booth, some…

The number of women appointed as Government ministers in Ireland in January fell to 20% from 27% in the previous Government. New data from the Central Statistics Office analyses the…

The euro extended its rally today and hovered at near four-month highs as Germany's proposed €500 billion infrastructure fund boosted Europe's growth prospects despite global trade tensions worrying investors. The…