Steelworks costing £1.3m a day to runPA MediaThe UK's last two blast furnaces are at British Steel's Scunthorpe siteThe government spent £377m in nine months to keep British Steel's Scunthorpe…
The Irish and Thai governments have vowed to "accelerate" talks about launching direct flights between Dublin and Bangkok. The pledge was made following a meeting between the Minister of State…
Brown Thomas Arnotts Ltd has been spared a recorded conviction for breaching pricing laws during Black Friday sales. At Dublin District Court, the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) prosecuted…
Jonathan JosephsBusiness Reporter, BBC NewsEPAAs Ukraine's soldiers fight, the government is trying to secure the country's economic futureFor Ukraine the financial frontline is perhaps the unseen battlefield in the war…
Despite an improvement in the number of second-hand homes, the country's housing supply remained critically constrained in January, new research shows today. Sherry FitzGerald Research's latest bi‑annual analysis reveals that…
A ballot of members of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) in RTÉ has been suspended due to a "technical issue" with the administration of the online vote. NUJ members…
Tilray Brands has agreed to buy some of BrewDog's US assets, including its Ohio-based brewery and hotel and Las Vegas site, following a UK rescue deal. The New York-based firm,…
Updated / Monday, 16 Mar 2026 21:56 The new depot could house a fleet of up to 750 carriages, and would be scheduled to open in 2031 DART services are…
Dubai International Airport has started to gradually resume operations after flights were temporarily suspended. Authorities in the United Arab Emirates said the hub had been closed for precautionary reasons following…
More than €110,000 has been spent removing abandoned boats from canals, lakes, and rivers over the past three years. Waterways Ireland said nearly 50 vessels had been left dumped in…
Canada's annual inflation rate fell to 1.8% in February, driven by base year effect as prices in the same period a year ago had risen sharply after the government's sales…
Two subsidiaries of Kerry Group are taking a legal action against the European Commission over its decision in 2024 to introduce a phased ban of several smoke flavourings on grounds…