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Germany Votes in Divisive Election as Far-Right Gains Ground

Polling is underway in Germany in one...

China Condemns US Website Update on Taiwan, Calls for Policy Correction

China has strongly criticized the United States...

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Germany Votes in Divisive Election as Far-Right Gains Ground

Polling is underway in Germany in one of the most contentious elections in recent history, as voters grapple with economic recession, rising unemployment, and a heated debate on immigration....

Germany Votes in Divisive Election as Far-Right Gains Ground

Polling is underway in Germany in one of the most contentious elections in recent...

Irish Businesses Urged to Embrace Sustainability Amid Climate Challenges

Climate change is reshaping the global business landscape, posing significant challenges while also creating...

Ireland Survives Welsh Scare to Keep Grand Slam Hopes Alive

In a dramatic Guinness Six Nations showdown in Cardiff, Ireland narrowly defeated Wales to...

Ireland and Wales Set for Six Nations Clash at Principality Stadium

Ireland and Wales are set to face off in a pivotal Six Nations match...

Inflation Falls to Lowest Level Since March 2021 Amid Declining Energy Prices

Inflation in the country has dropped significantly, falling from 1.7% in August to just 0.7% in September, marking the lowest rate since March 2021....

Inflation Falls to Lowest Level Since March 2021 Amid Declining Energy Prices

Inflation in the country has dropped significantly, falling from 1.7% in August to just 0.7% in September, marking the lowest rate since March 2021....

Inflation Falls to Lowest Level Since March 2021 Amid Declining Energy Prices

Inflation in the country has dropped significantly, falling from 1.7% in August to just 0.7% in September, marking the lowest rate since March 2021....

Inflation Falls to Lowest Level Since March 2021 Amid Declining Energy Prices

Inflation in the country has dropped significantly, falling from 1.7% in August to just 0.7% in September, marking the lowest rate since March 2021....

Inflation Falls to Lowest Level Since March 2021 Amid Declining Energy Prices

Inflation in the country has dropped significantly, falling from 1.7% in August to just 0.7% in September, marking the lowest rate since March 2021....

Inflation Falls to Lowest Level Since March 2021 Amid Declining Energy Prices

Inflation in the country has dropped significantly, falling from 1.7% in August to just 0.7% in September, marking the lowest rate since March 2021....

Google Faces Potential Restrictions Following Antitrust Violations

Washington D.C. – Tech giant Google could face significant restrictions on its flagship products, including the Chrome browser, Play Store, and Android operating system,...

Governor of Central Bank Warns Government’s Increased Spending Risks Economic Overheating

Dublin – Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf has cautioned that the Government’s decision to raise public spending above 5% over an extended period could...

National Lottery Operator Reports €7.7 Million Operating Loss Amid Revenue Decline

Premier Lotteries Ireland DAC (PLI), the operator of the National Lottery, has reported an operating loss of €7.7 million for the past year, primarily...

Dublin Airport to Limit Capacity Amid Controversy Over Passenger Caps

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has announced plans to limit airline seat capacity at Dublin Airport to 25.2 million for the summer of 2025,...

Optimising Your Business with Advanced Stock and Inventory Solutions

Advanced stock and inventory management solutions can optimise your business for greater efficiency, cost savings, and customer satisfaction. Learn more. While 61% of business leaders...

Inflation Rate Falls to 1.7% in August, Marking First Sub-2% Rate Since June 2021

New data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) reveals that Ireland’s annual inflation rate decreased to 1.7% in August, down from 2.2% in July....

Ireland’s Employment Rate Rises as Female Participation Hits Record High

Ireland has seen a significant boost in its employment rate, with new data revealing a near 3% increase to over 74% in the second...

Restaurants Association of Ireland Urges Faster Payments for Increased Cost of Business Grant

The Restaurants Association of Ireland (RAI) has expressed grave concern over delays in the distribution of the Increased Cost of Business (ICOB) grant, with...

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