Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke has been defending plans to cut VAT for the hospitality sector

This Tuesday, the Government will publish the Summer Economic Statement, outlining €30 billion in extra capital spending to boost infrastructure, housing, and energy - bringing the total National Development Plan to nearly €100 billion.

A statutory maximum working temperature is among extreme-weather proposals being put forward by an Irish union.

Peter Burke said it is likely to be “several weeks” before detail is available on how the Co Kildare-based campus will be affected.

Intel is struggling to catch up with rivals after years of missteps

Tech giant Intel said it has invested €30 billion into the Leixlip campus and has 4,900 employees in Ireland

The Public Expenditure Minister said the Government was acting to protect the cost base of Irish businesses amid international economic turbulence.

The Peaceplus funding will support 96 enterprises in a number of joint innovation projects.

Donald Trump has dubbed April 2nd 'Liberation Day'

Minister for Enterprise, Peter Burke said pharma tariffs could be ‘a double-edged sword’ for the US administration.

The Fine Gael minister said he was ‘misquoted’ and denied making the comments at the weekend.

The Central Bank has projected that the Government will miss its own housing targets for the next three years, having also underdelivered in 2024.

Peter Burke also said there was a plan in place to deal with any possible US tariffs on the Irish pharmaceutical sector.

The company was growing their options in Ireland, he added.

The Irish Government’s attendance at the annual WEF summit in Davos will be reduced this year

The minister pointed out that Meta is a longstanding and key employer in Ireland, having first established operations in Ireland in 2008.

With only two of the Dáils 174 seats left to be decided, Fianna Fáil is the clear winner of Friday’s general election and is set to emerge with the most TDs on 48.

A return of a Fianna Fail/Fine Gael government looks odds on, but uncertainty remains oaround the make up of the other parties.

The Sinn Féin leader has rejected claims that her party intends to ‘raid’ billions of euro set aside in rainy day funds.

‘How loud they laughed and giggled and guffawed and sneered at teachers,’ Louise O’Reilly said about the crowd’s behaviour from a Fine Gael event

Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

Analysis of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil's social media advertisements for the general election shows a lot of repetition when it comes to issues and slogans

It comes as a Savills report found that population growth in Ireland exceeded the delivery of new homes by almost four to one.

The executive of the Irish Air Line Pilots’ Association was meeting on Tuesday to discuss the recommendation

The company said the jobs will initially be focused on designing software for their land mobile radio portfolio

The announcement is part of a €50 million investment in a hub in Ashbourne

The poll was set to be held in early June alongside the local and European elections.

Minister of State Peter Burke has said that Ireland will have to ensure that humanitarian aid gets through to Gaza and the West Bank to keep key services going