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Tánaiste Simon Harris is expected to call for the EU to play a greater role in increasing humanitarian aid to Gaza and for more sanctions on Russia at an EU…

Irish people are committed savers, the majority who save have their money safely in banks or credit unions. The problem is that over half earn less than 1% interest. With…

For many people, Garmin is the company that used to make satnavs for cars. It does actually still make them but, needless to say, the market for those kinds of…

Britain's economy returned to growth in August when it expanded by a marginal 0.1% from July, official data showed today, offering a little bit of relief to finance minister Rachel…

Nestle will cut 16,000 jobs, new CEO Philipp Navratil said today, as the world's largest packaged food company seeks to cut costs and win back investor confidence. The jobs being…

The State body responsible for managing the national electricity grid said there is a low probability of power shortages this winter. EirGrid said there will be adequate generation capacity and…

On Tuesday, the Cabinet approved an outline of new rental rules which are due to replace the current arrangements for tenants and landlords at the end of the year. The…

Could the digital euro be a reality within four years? There is certainly momentum building, even if consumers remain sceptical. The motivation reflects the growing digitalisation of payments, but also…

Families and workplaces are being urged to switch off all smart devices from 5pm this evening and take a 24-hour break from the online world. CyberBreak is an annual event…

There was a 40% rise in the volume of fraudulent payments last year compared to 2023, according to the Central Bank's Payment Fraud Statistics for 2024. The figures show the…

English winemakers are betting that surging exports can sustain their once novelty product after domestic sales growth slowed, hoping for a boost from Britain's warmest summer on record this year…