EU defence spending sparks boost for Irish tech products
Several Irish tech companies are reporting more interest in their products since Europe’s move to boost defence spending. Spurred by ...
Read More Interest paid on Ireland’s borrowings to rise in coming years – report
The amount the State pays in interest on the country’s borrowings is going to rise in the coming years, a ...
Read More Government to set out measures to tackle costs on businesses, Taoiseach says
The Taoiseach has said the Government will set out further ways next week “to reduce the cost and regulatory burden ...
Read More Google must pay $425m in class action over privacy, jury rules
A federal jury has determined that Alphabet’s Google must pay $425m for invading users’ privacy by continuing to collect data ...
Read More Trump says US may ‘unwind’ EU trade deal if it loses tariff court case
US President Donald Trump has said the US might have to “unwind” trade deals it reached with the European Union, ...
Read More Tax collected by State so far this year up 7.3% on 2024
Taxes collected by the State so far this year are 7.3% up on 2024, leaving the Government in a strong ...
Read More EU Commission to push for ratification of Mercosur deal
The European Commission is to adopt a proposal to ratify the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement. The trade deal was signed ...
Read More Calls for improved heat pump, solar support schemes
The Climate Change Advisory Council has recommended that the Government improve grant supports for retrofitting, heat pumps and solar installation. ...
Read More Service sector growth falls to 19-month low in August, PMI shows
There was a continued slow down in growth in the services sector last month, according to the latest Purchasing Managers’ ...
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