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On Wednesday, the European Commission adopted a text to start the process of ratification of the EU-Mercosur trade agreement. If approved, it would create the world's biggest free-trade zone and…

"Good food. Good coffee. Good vibes." That was the motto of Dublin café Meltdown, which this week announced it was closing its popular toastie sambo venue on Montague Street. In…

Becoming mortgage free is a huge achievement, but it also comes with new responsibilities - including deciding where to keep your house deeds. These important documents prove your legal ownership,…

The amount the State pays in interest on the country's borrowings is going to rise in the coming years, a new report from the Department of Finance has warned. The…

Several Irish tech companies are reporting more interest in their products since Europe's move to boost defence spending. Spurred by the war in Ukraine and a US push for its…

Anthropic will pay at least $1.5 billion to settle a US class action lawsuit over allegedly using pirated books to train its artificial intelligence models, according to court documents. "This…

If you don't think the tale of KPop girl-group Huntr/x - which sing songs by day and battles demons by night – is a good basis for a smash hit…

We've had 'quiet quitting', 'quiet firing' and now the latest workplace trend is 'quiet cracking'. But are these new concepts or are they just novel terms used by younger generations…

More than 300,000 electricity customers and almost 176,000 gas customers are now in arrears on their bills. Earlier this week, the Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) warned the number…

US President Donald Trump has signed an order to implement lower tariffs on Japanese automobile imports and other products that were announced in July, providing some relief to Japan's export-heavy…

Updated / Friday, 5 Sep 2025 09:51 US President Donald Trump hosted a high-profile dinner with more than two dozen technology executives at the White House, where industry leaders praised…