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Microsoft is reporting issues with its Outlook email service. Outlook is actively used by millions of individuals and organizations around the world, and from mid-morning hours onwards, users are facing difficulties in sending and receiving emails. According to Down Detector,…
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Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O’Leary said in an interview on Thursday that demand for the company’s services across Europe remained strong and bookings were up on last year’s figures, making it “reasonably optimistic” about meeting its summer targets. He also…
Mortgage rates in Ireland continue to fall and are now at their lowest level since March 2023. The gap between the Irish and eurozone averages also continues to narrow. According to the Central Bank of Ireland, the average mortgage rate…
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US President Donald Trump has called for the immediate resignation of Intel’s new CEO Lip-Bu Tan, claiming he is in a “highly questionable position” after questions emerged about his ties to Chinese companies and doubts were raised about the future…
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