By: Roshini Bains
2 mins read OpenAI has announced that it has leased the Tropical Fruit Warehouse in Dublin, establishing the new home of its EU headquarters and confirming plans to create 250 new roles over the next two years.




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By: Roshini Bains
2 mins read OpenAI has announced that it has leased the Tropical Fruit Warehouse in Dublin, establishing the new home of its EU headquarters and confirming plans to create 250 new roles over the next two years.
2 mins read Northern Ireland's housing market continued its steady growth in the second quarter of 2026, with average prices rising to £229,462, according to the latest Northern Ireland Quarterly House Price Index.
2 mins read Minister Alan Dillon TD, Minister of State for the Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, is leading an Enterprise
CeADAR, Ireland's Centre for Applied AI, has launched a new fully funded course designed to help professionals develop practical prompt engineering skills for use within their organisations.
1 min read Walter Watson Ltd, a long-established steel manufacturing business headquartered in Co Down, has reported a “highly resilient” set of annual results, with turnover rising despite a slowdown in profits.
By: Roshini Bains
1 min read The University College Dublin (UCD) College of Engineering and Architecture has refreshed its display for the 2025–26 Publications
By: Roshini Bains
2 mins read A shortage of engineers and delays in delivering critical infrastructure are placing Ireland's housing targets, low-carbon energy
By: Roshini Rosh
The UK is failing to generate enough new businesses to replace the economic value lost through firm closures, according to the latest Cynergy Bank Business Births and Deaths Index.
By: Roshini Rosh
UK-based formation agent company, 1st Formations, have analysed 108,851 company incorporations between 2024 and 2025, documenting potential shifts in new company incorporations.
Estonia‑based consumer finance and fintech company Creditstar Group has secured a €4.6m hybrid equity investment from Singapore‑based private credit investment platform Kilde, valuing the business at €130m pre‑money.