Women are more likely than men to say they never want to fully retire, with 15% expressing this view compared with 10% of men

Edward McCloskey, founder of Louth-based WaterWipes, won the top prize at last year’s awards in November

The group said plans are in place for more than €40m in investment this year

State company also links the hikes to wage increases it must cover for postal staff in line with national pay awards

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Move will create 18 jobs by the end of 2027 and will enable group to increase its revenues in the region from €2m to €5m

Deal brings overall assets under management to more than €680m for the former Tipperary hurling star’s company

Hit to the bottom line can largely be attributed to a reduction in turnover from the accommodation side of its business

Carrier employs about 200 people providing transatlantic flights from Manchester, including almost 130 cabin crew

Data show Government deficit was €200m in the quarter, down from a surplus of €2.4bn in the previous quarter

Euronext Dublin finished the day up 0.6% as insulation specialist Kingspan recovered some of the ground it gave up on Wednesday

They spent €347m on their trips, excluding fares, which was up 10% when compared with November 2024

Agency also settled 189 tax avoidance cases last year, yielding €41.7 million, and secured 204 criminal convictions for tax evasion offences

Offering includes lower fixed-rate options, an enhanced cashback offer, and a new high-value mortgage to reduce cost of borrowing

Separately, Irish medtech company OncoAssure signs collaboration with New York medical school to test prostate cancer product