Fans on CMAT’s St Anne’s Park gig: ‘She speaks the language of love and the language of Ireland’
Some of the 20,000 people at the singer’s Dublin concert explain why they like her music, her positivity and her stance on Bertie Ahern
More than 550,000 students reached through Microsoft Stem and artificial intelligence programme
Communication tool for non-verbal students and road-safety system for country roads among projects presented at national showcase
Astera Labs co-founders take home big prize at World EOY Awards
2025 Irish EOY winner Edward McCloskey represented Ireland at the global stage
Tourism numbers climbed in April, as number visiting State now higher than two years ago
Tourists visiting for multiple days stayed for nearly 7 nights on average
Simon Harris hints at changes to R&D tax credit rules for subcontractors
Minister for Finance spoke at US-Ireland Business Awards, where Workday and Aerogen picked up honours
Dip in retail activity in April reveals ‘growing divide in spending patterns’
Consumers focusing on day-to-day purchases while hitting pause on larger decisions, says EY Ireland
Property capital flows increased by 13% to €32.38bn in 2025 – Sherry FitzGerald
All counties except Offaly recorded annual growth in capital spending with Louth reporting the strongest year-on-year growth
Up to 150 additional jobs expected at HR firm Rippling’s headquarters
New office will serve as operational backbone for the company’s European business
Over 80% of SMEs say costs have increased over past six months - CAI survey
SMES say they are being ‘squeezed from all sides’ against backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty and rising fuel prices
Cairn Homes secures permission for 250 new units in Blackrock
Appeal from local residents concerned over density of accommodation in the area was rejected
Plan for 583 apartments in Walkinstown to proceed after appeal by waste facility rejected
Appeals board reassures nearby waste disposal site that it should not fear objections from future residents over smells and noise
Fertiliser prices in Ireland spiked by 15.3% towards end of last year
Irish farmers hit with price rise double the EU average as European Commission proposes package of measures to ensure supplies
