EU Parliament backs three-hour delay rule in vote on airline passenger rights
The European Parliament has voted to retain the current three-hour delay threshold for flight compensation as part of proposed reforms ...
Read More House price inflation moderates as annual growth slows to 6.6%, CSO data shows
New figures from the Central Statistics Office indicate that residential property price growth continued to ease in November, with prices ...
Read More Skills shortages now a major strategic risk for Irish businesses, survey finds
A new survey from Ibec suggests that skills shortages have become one of the most pressing challenges facing Irish employers, ...
Read More Musk Floats Ryanair Takeover Idea Amid Escalating Dispute
Elon Musk has publicly raised the idea of acquiring Ryanair, as his ongoing dispute with the airline’s leadership continues to ...
Read More Wind Energy Ireland to Unveil Roadmap for an Irish ‘Electrostate’
Wind Energy Ireland is set to launch a new strategy at its 2026 Annual Conference in Dublin, outlining a proposed ...
Read More Ireland Maintains Lead in European Data Protection Enforcement
Ireland continues to hold its position as Europe’s most active data protection enforcer, according to the latest annual Data Breach ...
Read More Gold Breaks Above $4,700 as Trade Tensions Drive Investors Toward Safe Havens
Gold prices surged to a new record today, moving beyond $4,700 per ounce for the first time, as renewed geopolitical ...
Read More PTSB Reduces Fixed-Rate Mortgage Rates by up to 0.45%
Permanent TSB has announced further reductions to its fixed-rate mortgage offerings, cutting rates by as much as 0.45% across a ...
Read More EU Leaders Address Davos as Trade Tensions with US Intensify
European leaders are taking an early lead at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, as renewed trade tensions ...
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