TITANIC Distillers in Belfast, a Food NI member, has landed a £5 million equity investment from Whiterock to expand its sales ...

In total, 234 investments creating 13,500 new jobs over the next five years, 59% of which were in regional locations ...

One of Ireland’s wealthiest people has taken an action against the US attorney general complaining he can’t legally hunt with a firearm on his huge ranch in America after renouncing his citizenship ...

And to really get you ready for all the St. Patrick’s Day traditions this month, we’re sharing other festive Irish phrases. Sláinte—and happy St. Patrick’s Day! Like Erin go Bragh ...

The Irish government is offering a 5% stake in Allied Irish Banks (AIB), reducing its holding from 17.5% to 12.5%. In a statement, the finance ministry said on Tuesday it had sold 116 million ...

The Dubliner is Boston’s hottest Irish pub right now ... and my background is growing up in a shop that’s my family business,” he said. “I’ve dealt with the public all my life since ...

Aishling Moloney, Anna-Rose Kennedy, Vikki Wall, Jennifer Dunne, Sinead Goldrick, Niamh McLaughlin, Amy Boyle-Carr and Blaíthín Bogue all played in the recent LGFA championship. Current AFLW ...

Widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in Irish business remains low at just 6%, according to new research. PwC's GenerativeAI (GenAI) Irish Business Leaders’ survey shows that 67% ...

Nearly all (98pc) Irish businesses have started using artificial intelligence (AI), though just 6pc have deployed the technology at scale, PwC’s 2025 GenAI Business Leaders Survey found.

Irish President Michael D Higgins and his wife Sabina with Holocaust survivors Suzi Diamond (left) and Tomi Reichenthal (second left) as they arrive at a Holocaust Memorial Day event Israeli ...

She has been working to streamline the business, mostly by disposing of smaller brands and operations – there was talk last year that the non-Irish beer brands would go, for example. If big bang ...

Recruitment firm Hays Ireland is consulting with its staff about redundancies because of what it said was “a more cautious hiring market”. The news that 21 of the firm’s 126 Irish staff are ...