The State's fiscal watchdog has estimated that almost half of the corporation tax collected by the State is paid by three multinationals. In 2024, these large companies paid around €13…

Updated / Thursday, 19 Feb 2026 00:01 Irish Naval Service patrol vessel Fionnghuala in operation (file photo) The Irish Naval Service will today launch a new recruitment campaign involving interactive…

Salary growth has slowed sharply across the Irish labour market, with median permanent salary movement largely flat to 2%, according to a new report from recruitment firm Morgan McKinley. Its…

Cash withdrawals from ATMS and through cashback facilities is declining. New figures from the Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland (BPFI) show that the number fell by 7.1% last year…

The cyber security situation is "already worse" than believed late last year, the director of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), Richard Browne has said. In December, an assessment from…

Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg pushed back in court today against a lawyer's suggestion that he had misled US Congress about the design of his company's social media platforms, as…

Bank of Ireland has agreed a proposed pay deal with the Financial Services Union (FSU), Unite and SIPTU, which recommends salary increases for staff covered under collective pay agreements of…

Navigation device maker Garmin has today forecast annual revenue and profit above Wall Street estimates, driven by strong demand for high-end wearables and fitness products. The forecasts show Garmin's growth…

The former governors of the Spanish and Dutch central banks are seen as the front-runners to replace Christine Lagarde at the helm of the European Central Bank, likely in a…

Dublin City Council has stalled plans for the revised €100m part-demolition and rejuvenation of the St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre. This follows the Council requesting applicants DTDL Ltd to revise…