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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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350,000 ‘hidden’ remote working jobs in Ireland – report

There are 350,000 office jobs which could be done remotely according to a new report. The research is from Grow ...
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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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Advertised rents rose by 5.7% in 2024 – Daft.ie report

Advertised rents rose by an average of 5.7% last year, according to the latest report by property listings website Daft.ie. ...
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