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Hacker man working on computers alone in dark room, rear view.

Cyber threats are becoming 'high level' with AI

Ireland is "punching way above its weight" in cybersecurity innovation, according to Enterprise Ireland.

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Health needs 'realistic' budgets to avoid overruns - IFAC

Health accounted for 40% of all Government spending overruns in recent years, according to the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council. In his latest analysis, its Senior Economist Killian Carroll outlines consistent overspending in health and hospitals.

Business • 26 May

KOTTGEISERING, GERMANY - JANUARY 10: A heating valve is seen attached to a radiator in a residential house on January 10, 2026 in Kottgeisering, Germany. Costs for oil and gas-fired heating systems will rise in 2026 in Germany due to a higher CO2 charge.

Govt urged to increase supports for district heating

The Government has been urged to increase supports for district heating. The Irish District Energy Association said it would offer "an unrivalled opportunity" to reduce Ireland's vulnerability to "sudden spikes in fuel prices and interruptions in supply".

Business • 25 May

Spotify users will be allowed to make album covers

Spotify said it plans to roll out an artificial intelligence tool allowing users to make covers and remixes of songs from Universal Music Group's artists.

Business • 22 May

78 jobs at risk at LinkedIn's Irish operation

It is understood that 78 jobs are under threat at LinkedIn's Irish operation.

Business • 14 May

The editorial image shows the interior of the new Tesla Model 3 with Full Self-Driving activated. The photograph highlights the advanced autonomous driving system and the innovative design of Tesla's electric vehicles, representing the future of mobility

Tesla in talks with Irish Govt on self-driving approval

Tesla is hoping to roll out its "full self-driving" software in the EU as early as this summer, with talks under way with the Irish Government among other nations. The company has said FSD approval in Europe is crucial to increasing sales in the region, which fell 27% last year.

Business • 10 May

Founders of Glitch and Hexis at Start-up Day 2026 AViva Stadium

More than half of EI-supported startups centre around AI

Close to 700 participants gathered at the Aviva Stadium today for Enterprise Ireland's Start-Up Day. The annual event is designed to provide a platform for entrepreneurs and start-ups to present their business ideas to investors and industry leaders.

Business • 06 May

What happens to my holiday if flights get cancelled?

Global air travel continues to be disrupted by the Middle East war. What are your rights and what happens to the rest of your travel arrangements if flights are cancelled?

Business • 04 May

The coastline of the Beara Peninsula, County Cork, Ireland.

Government urged to delay short-term lets register

The group representing self-catering owners has urged the Government to clarify plans for the Short Term Lettings register.

Business • 01 May

With the war in Iran now in its third month, the pressure on the ECB to hike interest rates is likely to increase.

Ireland 'buffered' against higher inflation - economist

The European Central Bank is expected to keep interest rates steady today, following a similar decision by the US Federal Reserve. However, policymakers are likely to signal a possible rate hike as soon as June to address inflation in the euro zone.

Business • 30 Apr