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Irish businesses struggle to turn sustainability into growth • SE Systems Expands in Dublin Hill, Creating 150 Jobs • Ireland offers 10,000 free AI training spots for SMEs • Ireland’s SMEs lag as AI could boost economy by €45bn • Ireland’s hospitality sector to see strong second half • Dolly’s Desserts expands with new facilities, boosted capacity • Ryft Secures £20M to Expand Payment Tech Globally • Tees Valley homes get energy upgrades • Fletcher Bond triples office space, plans rapid growth • Lithium refinery in Teesside gets funding boost Irish businesses struggle to turn sustainability into growth • SE Systems Expands in Dublin Hill, Creating 150 Jobs • Ireland offers 10,000 free AI training spots for SMEs • Ireland’s SMEs lag as AI could boost economy by €45bn • Ireland’s hospitality sector to see strong second half • Dolly’s Desserts expands with new facilities, boosted capacity • Ryft Secures £20M to Expand Payment Tech Globally • Tees Valley homes get energy upgrades • Fletcher Bond triples office space, plans rapid growth • Lithium refinery in Teesside gets funding boost

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Ireland’s hospitality sector to see strong second half

Ireland’s hospitality sector to see strong second half

Ireland's hospitality sector is set for a strong second half of 2026, driven by rising room rates despite a complex operating environment.

Reina Sulistio · 5 days ago

Cafés and takeaways shutting faster than other firms

Cafés and takeaways shutting faster than other firms

Australia’s café and takeaway closures hit 12%—nearly double the national rate—amid financial strain and payment defaults.

Reina Sulistio · 19/08/2026