The Central Applications Office recorded a significant 27% increase in pre-tax profits, reaching nearly €1 million last year, driven by…
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SIPTU Members Vote for Strike Action Over Pay Dispute
SIPTU public sector members have voted in favour of industrial action, potentially leading to strikes over pay disagreements.
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Tánaiste Engages with G20 Finance Ministers in US
Tánaiste Simon Harris is set to engage with G20 finance ministers in the US, marking a significant step in Ireland's…
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The Lucrative Evolution of Advent Calendars
Advent calendars have transformed from simple holiday traditions into a booming billion-euro industry.
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New Government Investment Scheme Introduces Tax-Free Benefits
The Irish Government has unveiled a personal-investment account scheme offering tax-free thresholds and no minimum contributions.
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US Secures Significant Stake in Venezuelan Oil Reserves
The United States has announced a major move to acquire a large portion of Venezuela's oil reserves, aiming to influence…
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AI Integration Signals Uncertain Times for Irish Economy, Warns Minister
Minister Peter Burke cautions that Ireland faces a period of uncertainty as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in the economy.
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Canada Applauds US Position on French Language in Trade Talks
Canada expresses approval of the US stance on French language and culture in ongoing trade discussions, while exempting seafood from…
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European Consumer Complaints Surge to Over 4,000
The European Consumer Centre Ireland processed more than 4,000 complaints last year, securing significant refunds for consumers.
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ECB Poised for September Rate Hike Amid Economic Uncertainty
The European Central Bank is prepared to raise interest rates in September as part of efforts to manage economic repercussions…
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