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The European Central Bank is closer to lowering interest rates than at any time since it last cut them in

NUI Galway’s Discipline of Mechanical Engineering will host two Ergonomics events, the Irish Ergonomics Society Annual Conference and a Symposium

Bank of Ireland said its staff costs fell further and its loan portfolios performed as expected in the first few

European Environment Ministers today (Tuesday, 23 April) concluded 2 busy days of discussions on a range of climate and environment

European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso has admitted austerity is not working and opened the possibility of quantitative easing — or

Thousands of new homes have not been inspected by local authorities despite the fallout from the Priory Hall scandal, reports the Irish Independent.

Associated British Foods beat forecasts with a 20pc rise in first half profit, driven by a stellar performance from its

SIPTU President Jack O’Connor has proposed that €1bn worth of savings could be achieved through the proceeds of the promissory

Yesterday the OECD published a report outlining options for the development of a universal pension system to be funded with

Providence Resources P.l.c., (“Providence”) the Irish oil and gas exploration and appraisal company, whose shares are listed in London (AIM)