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    Trees damaged by Storm Éowyn being cleared from Mote Park Forest.

    New machines to help clear storm damaged forests

    Forest Industries Ireland has said more than 30 new timber harvesting machines have been brought into Ireland to speed up the harvesting of storm damaged forests.

    Business • 20 May
    Charles Coyle, Managing Director of Emerald Park, and John Rooney, Managing Director of Flogas Ireland.

    Solar panels to save Emerald Park €30,000 annually

    Emerald Park expects the installation of over 290 new solar panels across its theme park will save the company over €30,000 annually in energy costs.

    Business • 19 May
    In total, almost 230,000 loans were drawn down in 2024

    Record personal loans for car, home improvement in 2024

    A record €2.5 billion worth of personal loans were drawn down last year, including loans for cars, home improvement works, holidays and weddings.

    Business • 16 May
    Adam Crinion and Aoife McAdam of BGF with Declan Dolan and Eamonn Garvey of Ecovis DCA.

    BGF makes investment in Irish accountancy firm Ecovis DCA

    BGF, a growth capital investor in Ireland and the UK, has made an investment in Irish owned accountancy and advisory firm Ecovis DCA.

    Business • 15 May
    Susan Russell, CEO, Retail Ireland, Bank of Ireland.

    Many have low understanding of credit and borrowing

    Many Irish consumers have low understanding of credit and borrowing, new research shows.

    Business • 15 May
    The report reveals that 64% of organisations feel prepared for future compliance demands.

    40% of compliance leaders struggling with new regulations

    Almost 40% of senior compliance professionals in Ireland's financial services sector are struggling with the volume of new regulatory requirements, new research reveals.

    Business • 15 May
    Over 70% of Irish consumers said they appreciate having branches in their local area.

    Irish consumers slow to switch banks, report shows

    Over 60% of Irish customers have stayed with their main bank for over seven years, new research shows.

    Business • 14 May
    Known for its Mexican-inspired food, Taco Bell has over 8,700 restaurants across the world.

    Applegreen to open Ireland's first Taco Bell this summer

    Applegreen is set to open Ireland's first Taco Bell restaurant this summer, with more to open over the next five years.

    Business • 13 May
    This latest research was carried out in February, after Donald Trump was elected US President.

    Geopolitics the top concern for international banks here

    Nearly eight in ten international banks in Ireland say global political tensions could hit their business in the next five years.

    Business • 13 May
    With Amazon.ie opening its virtual doors last month, many small Irish businesses are wondering if the king of the jungle is coming to eat their lunch.

    Clicking with consumers: Is Amazon.ie good for Ireland?

    Jeff Bezos originally wanted to call his online bookstore 'Cadabra' - with his products arriving like magic. Abracadabra!

    Business • 04 May
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