Tech billionaire Elon Musk has said he will fund legal challenges to Ireland's new hate speech legislation.

Norwegian Air will no longer operate transatlantic routes between Ireland and North America, after the airline announced that these routes are not commercially viable.

A couple earning average wages still cannot afford even the cheapest new apartments in Dublin according to a study.

Lidl Ireland has installed a "reverse vending machine" into one of its stores that will pay customers 10 cents in a voucher for every plastic bottle or aluminium can recycled.

American hamburger chain Wendy's has announced plans to enter the Irish market to further expand its presence across Europe.

Ryanair has called for the removal of all travel restrictions from the end of May for air travel between Ireland and both the UK and EU.

Ukrainians living in Ireland have joined a growing chorus of condemnation of the decision by French drinks group, Pernod Ricard, to resume exporting some products, including Jameson whiskey, to...

As Dublin's traditional pubs reach their 400th consecutive day shut, the Licensed Vintners Association is calling on the Government to allow all pubs to start providing outdoor service from 24 May.

Car charging network provider, EasyGo has formed a partnership with telecoms company, Eir to replace 180 telephone kiosks around the country with electric vehicle rapid charge points.

An Bord Pleanála has refused planning permission to contentious plans for a five-storey 201-bed space shared accommodation living scheme for Harold's Cross in Dublin.

Irish household net worth soared to a record high in the final three months of last year, despite the various economic pressures, new data from the Central Bank shows.

The retail industry has reiterated its call to the public to avoid bulk buying groceries.

Amazon is to open its first warehouse, or fulfilment centre, in the Republic of Ireland, creating 500 new jobs to help meet customer demand.

A five star Dublin hotel is to begin renting its bedrooms by the day to people who want to come into the city to escape their home office.

The National Transport Authority has said passenger numbers on public transport have increased as fares are being reduced as part of Government plans to help ease the cost of living and to encourage...

Revolut has said it will match all donations made by users to the Red Cross Ukraine appeal.

Ireland is set to receive the biggest share of the €5 billion EU Brexit fund, after a provisional agreement was reached today.

Billed as the biggest change to consumer recycling habits since the plastic bag levy, the country's new Deposit Return Scheme is set to force major changes on consumers as well as businesses, writes...

This economic policy will end up raising extra revenue for the alcohol industry rather than addressing consumption or addiction

Ryanair has said that all of its flights to and from Ukraine have been suspended for at least the next 14 days.

Supermac's, Papa John's and Pret A Manger are among the new outlets set to open at Dublin Airport in the coming months.

South African animation studio Triggerfish has said it will set up its first international studio in Galway.

Bank of America has picked Dublin as the base for its EU operations after Brexit.

Aldi says it has lifted quantity restrictions on nearly all its products, after a return to more consistent levels of trading across its stores.

An Post has reported a zero gender pay gap for the second year in a row, becoming the first major employer in Ireland to do so.

Ireland has been criticised for its "particularly repressive" mandatory hotel quarantine regime by Willie Walsh, the director general of the International Air Transport Association.

Amazon is to create another 1,000 permanent jobs in Ireland over the next two years, bringing its total permanent workforce here to 5,000 people.

British Airways' new boss said vaccinated people should be allowed to travel without restriction and non-vaccinated people with a negative Covid-19 test, as he set out his ideas for a travel restart...

The total value of imports from Northern Ireland into the Republic jumped by more than three quarters in the first six months since Brexit compared to the same period last year, according to new data...

Essential workers including those in retail, transport, cleaning and food service should receive a living wage with access to an occupational pension, according to the Tánaiste and Minister for...

Fast food giant McDonald's has run out of milkshakes in all of its UK restaurants due to supply chain problems.

A research project that saw a four-day working week being trialled across 12 businesses has been deemed a success by both the companies and employees involved.

The value of Ireland's food, drink and horticulture exports increased by 22% last year to reach a new record high of €16.7 billion.

German supermarket chain Aldi is to recruit 1,050 additional employees in Ireland this year.

The Irish Travel Agents Association (ITAA) is calling on the Department of Foreign Affairs to reopen the Passport Office to process outstanding passport applications in order to avoid a backlog of...

Over 80% of Irish employees want to continue to spend at least part of their week working from home when normal life resumes after the coronavirus pandemic, a survey shows today.

South Dublin County Council has given the green light to Cairn Homes for a €240 million apartment scheme for Clonburris in west Dublin after not receiving a single objection against the proposal.

Dublin remains the most popular destination for UK financial services firms looking to relocate staff or operations as a result of Brexit, according to EY.

Dixons Carphone has confirmed that the decision to close the Irish Carphone Warehouse business is expected to lead to 486 redundancies.

If you are one of the 700,000 employees now working from your home office, kitchen table or indeed bedroom, you could be entitled to claim the e-workers tax relief.

A new study shows that Dublin remains the most popular choice for financial services firms to relocate after Brexit.

Estonian startup Bolt said today it had raised €628m from investors led by Sequoia Capital and Fidelity Management and Research, taking its valuation to €7.4 billion.

Retail Excellence has said that grocery retailers with multiple departments should shut all textiles, clothing and homeware departments and prioritise their food department.

Brittany Ferries has confirmed that its new midweek sailing connecting Cork with France will become a permanent feature of the company's sailing schedule.

Amazon.com is seeking its first warehouse in Ireland to fulfill orders currently shipped from the UK, people with knowledge of the plan have told financial news agency Bloomberg.

SIPTU has called on the Minister for Transport to turn away a tanker carrying oil from Russia which is due to dock in Dublin Port tomorrow night.

Thomson Reuters said today it would transfer its $300 billion-a-day foreign exchange derivatives trading business to Dublin from London ahead of Britain's departure from the European Union next year.

German supermarket chain Lidl is to create 1,200 jobs in Ireland over the next year.

Almost 10,000 workers in Dunnes Stores have seen a 10% increase in their pay today after the retail group conceded a claim from members of Mandate Trade Union.

Flights from Shannon to Paris are to return, following the announcement that Aer Lingus is to resume its services to Charles de Gaulle airport.

One of Ireland's longest-established financial services and technology companies is partnering with Kerry County Council and the Institute of Technology in Tralee to create more than 300 jobs over...

Tributes have been paid to Mayo businessman, Liam Smyth, who has died following an illness.

The Government should not give in to teachers unions demanding their members are prioritised in the vaccine rollout programme, according to ISME which represents small and medium sized businesses.

Eight-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt has joined Dublin-based esports group WYLDE as co-owner.

Some companies in Britain are currently trying out a four day week for employees who had previously worked a five day week.

Ryanair has announced plans to build a new €40m hangar and aircraft maintenance facility at Dublin airport.

Good Friday should be made a public holiday for all workers in Ireland, according to a Labour Party senator.

IKEA will reopen its store in Ballymun and Carrickmines on Monday, after the Government announced the continued phased reopening of the economy, including all retail stores.

McDonald's, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola and Starbucks have halted sales of their best-known products in Russia.

Greenland has ended its 50-year ambition to become an oil producing nation, after announcing it would suspend a strategy of searching for oil and would stop granting exploration licences.

Krispy Kreme has said its doughnuts will be available in a selected number of Tesco stores and Circle K's Kill North store on the N7 from next Monday, 12 April.

A new report has found there is sufficient capacity on existing ferry services between Ireland and continental Europe to accommodate any road haulage traffic that is displaced from the UK landbridge...

The board of Enterprise Ireland has announced the appointment of its new Chief Executive Officer Leo Clancy.

Business representative group Ibec has launched a new guidance note on gender identity and expression in the workplace, supported and endorsed by the Transgender Equality Network Ireland (TENI).

French insurer AXA will move staff to Ireland from France and the UK, in light of Britain's plans to leave the European Union.

A Cork company has described their pride at becoming the official sports bra provider to the women's national hockey team.

Government is working on a proposal to have a "double bank holiday" for St Patrick's Day this year and a new bank holiday for St Brigid's Day on 1 February, according to the Tánaiste.

The Department of Transport has issued a directive to all Irish ports and harbour masters to deny entry to Russian-registered vessels from next Sunday.

Many Irish businesses have been showing their support for those impacted by the war in Ukraine.

Facebook parent company Meta has vowed to appeal a record €1.2 billion fine imposed by the Irish Data Protection Commission for breaches relating to the transfer of personal data from the EU to the...

Golden Discs is returning to Galway after a 12 year absence as the company is due to open a new store in Eyre Square on Monday.

Revenue has assured employers that they will not be deemed insolvent if they avail of the government's Covid-19 wage subsidy scheme.

Four hundred new jobs are to be created in Dublin by US cloud-based finance and human resources software developer, Workday.

Ryanair has called on the Government to announce an immediate rescue plan for the Irish aviation and tourism industries.

Retail Excellence has warned that click and collect retail services must be reintroduced this week as an "absolute minimum" by the Government.

Aer Lingus will today urge the Government to adopt the European Commission "Traffic Light System" and a rapid Covid-19 testing regime in order to facilitate an increase in safe international travel.

EBay is offering Irish SMEs the chance to sell their products on its platform for free.

Brexit has cost the British economy £600m a week since the referendum, and the shock of a no-deal divorce could hammer the country even harder.

IKEA has said its stores in Ballymun and Carrickmines are to stay closed, following the Government's announcement this afternoon that homeware shops should remain shut.

SSE Airtricity has confirmed it expects the business to forego all profits this financial year as it provides support for its domestic customers during the cost of living crisis.