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Unions representing almost 27,000 disability workers in community and voluntary organisations, who are deemed not covered by the recent public sector pay deal, will be called to imminent talks under…

Data centres are going to be required to make public their carbon emissions and use of renewables, under a new draft policy from the regulator responsible for the energy sector.…

Joint liquidators have been appointed to lithium battery maker Xerotech which is based in Baile Chláir in Co Galway. The company employs 100 people. Luke Charleton and Alan Large of…

The retail arm of energy provider, Energia last year swung back into profit to record pre-tax profits of €154.33m despite losing 14,600 customers over the 12 months. New accounts filed…

A 200 seater 'Baby Vicar' entertainment venue for Dublin’s docklands "will bring light and life to a dark place". That is according to the businessman most associated with the rejuvenation…

Russia's economy is showing the first signs of cooling, with sales and orders falling in various sectors due to high interest rates and inflation, Economy Minister Maxim Reshetnikov was cited…

Internal government documents said the welfare system needed a stronger "trigger" to force people who were unemployed to engage with employment services. In briefings, officials said a €44 cut on…

Take-up across the Dublin industrial and logistics market hit its lowest level since 2014 between October and December last year. New figures from Savills Ireland shows that take up reached…

Aer Lingus is now accepting applications for its 2025 Aircraft Engineer Apprenticeship Programme. The airline said it's looking for applicants with a strong technical and mechanical interest to submit their…

The National Treasury Management Agency said today that stockbroker Davy is to return as one of 15 primary dealers in Irish Government bonds. This comes four years after it was…