Planning granted for Wetherspoons Camden St sound screen
An Coimisiún Pleanála has granted planning permission to UK pub giant, JD Wetherspoon, for contentious plans for a 13ft high acoustic glass screen that now allows it to reopen a…
An Coimisiún Pleanála has granted planning permission to UK pub giant, JD Wetherspoon, for contentious plans for a 13ft high acoustic glass screen that now allows it to reopen a…
Updated / Wednesday, 16 Jul 2025 19:10 An Post had planned to publish its annual results later this month An Post has released its annual results early due to what…
EU financial supports for farmers could be radically overhauled under a draft proposal from the European Commission. Documents seen by RTÉ News show the Commission plans to pool its Common…
Oil prices fell by about 1% today, as signs of stronger Chinese crude consumption were outweighed by investor caution about the wider economic impact from US tariffs. Prices have seesawed…
The former head of the United Nations' migrant assistance bureau in Dublin was "reassigned because of her behaviour in Ireland" after over a dozen staff complaints and resignations, a tribunal…
Diageo CEO Debra Crew has stepped down after just two years in the job, the world's biggest spirits maker said today, with finance chief Nik Jhangiani taking over in the…
Johnson & Johnson raised its full-year sales forecast today after beating estimates for second-quarter profit on strong demand for its cancer drug, Darzalex, and strength in its medical device business.…
M&T Bank has today reported a more than 9% rise in second-quarter profit, helped by higher fee revenue from its mortgage banking and trust businesses. The Buffalo, New York-based regional…
Bank of America's profit rose in the second quarter as its traders brought in more revenue from tumultuous markets in the second quarter, it said today. Banks' trading desks benefited…
Dearbail JordanBusiness reporter, BBC NewsThe chancellor has told the financial industry it must change the "negative" narrative around savers investing money in stocks and shares in order to help grow…
Natalie ShermanBusiness reporter, BBC NewsUS inflation jumped last month as President Donald Trump's tariffs took hold, pushing up prices for items from clothing to coffee. Consumer prices rose 2.7% in…
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