European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane said the pace of consumer-price increases is likely to hold “well above” the 2% target in 2026 due to the Iran war.

Fortress Investment Group has agreed to buy as much as $1.5 billion of loans originated by fintech unicorn Wayflyer to underpin the Irish finance platform’s growth.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is pushing for the European Union to finalize its next seven year budget by the end of this year ahead of schedule as the bloc faces potential political gridlock with a slate of elections coming in 2027, including in France and Spain.

OpenAI is expanding its European headquarters in Dublin, creating 250 new jobs.

Intel Corp. is spending €5 billion ($5.7 billion) to expand its plant in Ireland, as the chipmaker attempts to regain its manufacturing dominance for the AI boom.

The country benefited from a jobs boom after attracting US multinationals, but some of these roles are being cut in the name of AI efficiency.

Ireland may be a bellwether for how an economy can bet its future on technology and lose.

The country benefited from a jobs boom after attracting US multinationals, but some of these roles are being cut in the name of AI efficiency.

Irish corporate tax receipts rose in the first half of the year, despite concerns that American firms would reshore profits as part of President Donald Trump’s vow to bring US company profits home.

The European Union is waiting for an Irish investigation into its alumina exports to Russia to conclude before taking any decisions on whether to include the raw material in trade sanctions.

TikTok is considering cutting about 300 jobs at its European hub in Dublin, following a similarly sized round of layoffs last year.

A new Amazon transatlantic fiber-optic link is symbolic of the country’s tech economy, but also of its chronic lack of defense spending.

A new Amazon transatlantic fiber-optic link is symbolic of the country’s tech economy, but also of its chronic lack of defense spending.

Jeffrey Donaldson, who was one of Northern Ireland’s most important political figures, was found guilty of raping a minor.

Multinational companies are buoying Irish economic growth even as conflict in the Middle East dampens consumer demand, according to the Central Bank of Ireland.

The global economy still faces multiple risks even as the US and Iran agree to halt the war in the Middle East, the head of Irish bank AIB Group Plc warned.

Few countries punch above their weight as much as Ireland does. Culturally, the tiny island nation of just 5 million people boasts award-winning actors such as Cillian Murphy, world renown brands like Guinness, and some of the best butter anywhere. Ireland’s leader is practically guaranteed a White House meeting with the US president every year on St. Patrick’s Day.

Irish gross domestic product fell 12% in the first three months of the year as the multinational-dominated sector contracted.

Ireland’s cabinet agreed to put a bill to parliament that proposes a ban on the trade of goods with Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory.

Ireland cannot take its fiscal resilience for granted, the International Monetary Fund warned, as unpredictable geopolitical events elevate uncertainty even in one of Europe’s strongest economies.