Europe launches plan to bolster clean tech sector, aid ailing industries
The European Commission has today proposed making €100 billion available to support EU-made clean manufacturing, streamlining public procurement processes and ...
Read More Number of private tenancies rose 7.6% in 2024 – RTB
Despite concerns that landlords are leaving the market, new research from the State body which regulates the rental sector shows ...
Read More US companies will keep positive view of Ireland even if tariffs imposed – survey
A survey of US companies that are members of the American Chamber of Commerce Ireland shows that 80% of respondents ...
Read More Average weekly earnings up 5.6% to €979.71 in fourth quarter – CSO
Preliminary estimates from the Central Statistics Office for the fourth quarter of last year show that average weekly earnings rose ...
Read More CCPC calls for buyers to get free access to car history
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has launched a report calling for an online portal that would see used ...
Read More European car sales drop in January as falling combustion engines outweigh EV gains
New car sales in Europe were down by 2.1% in January, as a jump in fully electric and hybrid-electric car ...
Read More Govt seeks to allocate €50m for cross-border projects
Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris will seek Cabinet approval to allocate more than €50m towards cross-border projects. The ...
Read More Corporate bosses urge Berlin to quickly move on weak economy
German business leaders have today called on Berlin to form a new government swiftly, saying that Europe’s largest economy could ...
Read More Rising business costs biggest challenge for 2025 – IHF
Occupancy rates in Irish hotels fell last year, while forward room bookings for 2025 are €100m lower than they were ...
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