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Fingal microbrewery Hope Beer have executed a clever coup in teaming up with Pittsburgh based Tortured Souls Brewing to produce a beer celebrating the Pittsburgh Steelers v Minnesota Vikings match this weekend. Dublin will become just the fourth European city to host a regular-season game and 30,000 American football fans are expected to the party. Fittingly, the collaborative brew is called ...

daa, the commercial semi-state group that operates Dublin and Cork airports, runs global travel retail through Aer Rianta International (ARI), and provides international airport management and consultancy via daa International, has announced unaudited interim results for the six months ended June 30, 2025.

Fingal has announced an exceptional programme for the month of October as part of the Ireland Home of Halloween campaign, building on a solid base of existing events. The county was announced as one of the seven hubs earlier this year, following a competitive application process. The pilot scheme is part of the ‘Ireland, Home of Halloween Strategy’ which was developed collaboratively by Fáilte ...

Bank of Ireland has approved €17.7 million in financing to support the construction of 176 homes in the first phase of a new development in Skerries, north county Dublin. The project, led by Irish family-owned homebuilder Lydon, will deliver a mix of social, affordable, and cost rental homes, helping to address critical housing needs in the region.

Chambers Ireland has described the publication of the National Designated Maritime Area Plan (DMAP) for Offshore Renewable Energy as a landmark moment for the State’s long-term energy planning.

Chambers Ireland have broadly welcomed the New Competitiveness and Productivity Action Plan announced by Government earlier today but cautioned that delivery will be critical.

Chambers Ireland – the body representing 36 affiliated Chambers of Commerce throughout Ireland - will meet with Minister Paschal Donohoe and Minister Jack Chambers this afternoon to discuss the reforms to infrastructure that are impacting the State’s competitiveness. The meeting will focus on Chambers Ireland’s pre-budget submission, with a particular focus on bottlenecks in planning and ...

Chambers Ireland has today urged swift ratification of both the Mercosur and Mexico trade agreements.

These prestigious awards recognise and celebrate the achievements, innovation and resilience of businesses across the region. From start-ups and SMEs to large companies, public bodies and not-for-profits, the awards shine a spotlight on the vital role local organisations play in driving growth and strengthening communities.

Chambers Ireland has submitted a series of recommendations to the Local Democracy Taskforce, highlighting the need to devolve greater authority to local authorities. Ian Talbot, Chief Executive of Chambers Ireland, stressed the transformative impact of reform.