The revenues recorded by the Dublin-based unit account for 60 per cent of the US-headquartered Meta’s global revenues of $164.5 billion (€142 billion) for 2024.

New accounts filed by United Cinemas International (Ireland) Ltd show that despite the slight lift in revenues, pre-tax losses increased by 70 per cent from €4.7 million in 2023 to €8.06 million last year.

It is revealed in new accounts for KW Shelbourne Ops Ltd, which shows that prior to the completion of the sale of the Shelbourne Hotel on October 31st, 2024, the hotel firm recorded revenues of €43.69 million.

New accounts filed by Mondelez Ireland Ltd show that the company’s operating profits surged as revenues rose by 12 per cent from €282.34 million to €317.13 million.

Jamie Heaslip, Sean O’Brien, Dave Kearney and Rob Kearney have minority shareholdings in four Dublin pubs, Lemon & Duke, Bridge 1859, The Blackrock and McSworleys.

During 2024, the company operated 22 stores across the country made up of 15 H&M stores, one & Other Stories store and six COS stores.

Gordon Deegan The €365 million Center Parcs holiday resort in Co Longford has this year recorded average weekly revenues of almost €2 millionOperating profits increased by 13 per cent ...

Revenues at the Sky Ireland operation were boosted in 2024 with the company launching its Sky mobile phone service

The post-tax profit of £137,339 (€158,733) for this year followed much more modest post-tax profits of £4,223 (€4,880) in the 12 months to the end of March 2024.

The pre-tax profits of €10.19 million are an 88 per cent increase on the pre-tax profits of €5.39 million in 2023.

New accounts filed by Applus Inspection Services Ireland Ltd show that its pre-tax profits increased more than sixfold from €1.02 million to €6.59 million last year.

The €425,952 post-tax profit followed a post-tax loss of €83,240 in the prior year - a positive swing of €509,192.

The post tax profits at the cookery school last year resulted in accumulated profits rising to €3.05 million.

The annual return shows that the Kerry TD owns 100% of the share capital of the company.

In the second half alone of last year, Igo Cafe Ltd trading as IGO Emergency Management Services received €29.9 million (incl VAT) in State payments for accommodating IP applicants.

The Clifden Station House hotel was the location of the Golfgate controversy in August 2020 during the early stages of the pandemic

The accounts show that Apple's Irish unit paid out €8.2 billion in corporation taxes for the 12 months to the end of September.

Last year, the firm’s cash pile declined from €392,169 to €287,954 while money owed to the company by debtors rose sharply from €217,941 to €326,051.

The top annual fees for students attending Nord Anglia International School (NAIS) at Leopardstown in south Dublin have risen to €24,464

The bank's total income is up four per cent to €4,908 million

In 2023, Ryan Tubridy’s agent and co-owner of NK Management, Noel Kelly, became embroiled in the RTÉ payments scandal.

The directors state that “lower selling prices for fuel and petroleum products reflected the decline in commodity market prices and resulted in revenue that was lower than in the prior year."

The improved performance by the company came amidst Holland & Barrett investing €7 million here over 2024 and 2023 including refitting all its Irish stores and new store openings in Cork, Tullamore, and Dublin Jervis Street.

Accounts show that Shaw & Sons Ltd recorded the drop in profits after revenues increased by 2 per cent from €68.79 million to €70.5 million in the 12 months to the end of January 28th, 2024.

Accounts filed by BHJ Holdings Ltd show that the group recorded the sharp increase in profits as revenues increased by 7 per cent from €37.32 million to €39.87 million.

The profit for this year resulted in the company’s accumulated profits rising from €3.55 million to €3.8 million.

Patrons are paying €2,260 per night to stay at Ocean View suite

The directors state that in the first quarter of the financial year February 2025, "sales continued to grow, and we have been extremely encouraged by customer demand, nevertheless cost inflation remains at elevated levels”.

The retail empire now employs 7,985 across its European network, which now extends to 225 outlets

Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd paid out €40.4 million in severance to 491 ex-employees

Owned by Amir Afsar, Persian Restaurants Ltd operates a number of McDonalds restaurants in Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford. In new accounts show that the company’s revenues increased by 9 per cent from €48.28 million to €52.72 million.

An artist's impression of one of the new rollercoasters at Emerald Park due to open next spring. 'Na Fianna Force', 'The Quest' and 'The Celtic Dreamer' attractions will form part of a new 6.5-acre section of the park called 'Tír Na nÓg’.

The 24 strong hotel group offers a combination of international hotel brands, with the Crowne Plaza Hotel at Dublin airport and Dublin Blanchardstown, the Hilton Hotel in Dublin Kilmainham, the Holiday Inn Express Dublin Airport and a collection of non branded hotels

Airline reported an operating profit of €139 million for the third quarter of this year

Pat McDonagh and his wife, Una are the directors of the business, and they state that “turnover continues to be strong, reflecting the strong demand for the goods and services provided by the group”.

Peppard Investments Holdings Ltd show it recorded revenues of €28.1m and operating profits of €9.95m last year.

GAAGO's revenues were made up of €4.96 million in subscription revenues and sponsorship income.

The confirmation of the 50 highly qualified roles is contained in new 2023 accounts for Atlantic Aviation Group Ltd and subsidiaries showing a 68pc decline in pre-tax profits to €1.4 million last year.

New accounts show that pre-tax profits at Actavo Group Ltd declined by 23 per cent to €5.58 million due mainly to a sharp jump in staff costs and a rise in non-core operating costs.

Mayo-founded company expands with two new stores in UK in 2023

Ireland's Peter O'Mahony said it was great to see a commitment to ensuring everyone benefited from the success of each tour.

New accounts filed by Last Passive Ltd show that in the 12 months to the end of March 30th this year the company’s revenues increased by 15 per cent from €26.18 million to €30.09 million.

New accounts show that the post tax profits of €402,513 in the 12 months to the end of October last follow post tax profits of €161,848 in 2022.