Nama has settled on a guide price of over €250 million for Central Park in Leopardstown, Dublin 18 – the largest single Irish property asset [...]

CRH is undertaking a major review of its global operations that will probably lead to quick sales of non-core businesses and result in its investment [...]

BCD engineering is to create 40 new jobs in its design and manufacturing divisions. The jobs at the Charleville engineering company are the result of [...]

Siobhán Talbot has taken over from John Moloney as managing director of Glanbia. Mr Moloney formally resigned today, but will remain with the company until the end of [...]

Bahrain-owned Viridian is thought to have edged ahead in the battle to buy state-owned Bord Gais Energy as the auction process stutters. Last week, Malaysian energy firm [...]

The first ever Space Invaders 2013 Urban Planning Competition event will take place in Dublin City Council’s Wood Quay Venue on Friday, 15th November 2013 [...]

The Central Bank of Ireland identified concerns about the operations of insurer RSA Ireland some three months before three senior executives at the company were suspended by [...]

The Minister for Communications, Pat Rabbitte T.D., today announced that Mr John O’Connor, had agreed to accept the role of Chairman of Eirgrid. Minister Rabbitte [...]

Operating profits at the Dublin-based property group behind the iconic €100m Titanic Quarter development in Belfast last year more than doubled to €25.9m. New accounts [...]

Cement-maker CRH has announced improved performance in the third quarter of the year after poor weather affected sales inEurope and the US in the first six months of [...]

Indeed the world’s leading job site, has announced expansion plans for its Dublin based Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) headquarters, adding more than 100 [...]

SustainCo (Sustainable Energy For Rural Communities) online toolkit was launched this weekend at Ireland’s first ‘Open Doors Days’ for near zero energy rated buildings.  The [...]

The Geothermal Association of Ireland (GAI) will host a major conference to examine ways of increasing the use of geothermal energy across industry, and in [...]

The burgeoning recovery in construction picked up pace in October, with building firms reporting a third consecutive monthly rise in new business orders, and the [...]

Business confidence has overwhelmingly improved to reach its highest reading ever a new survey from business group Ibec reveals. Its business sentiment survey for the [...]

Energia is to create 100 new jobs in the coming year as it gears up for entry into the residential electricity and gas market. Part [...]

Kingspan has said that sales in the nine month period to the end of September rose by 13% to €1.32 billion compared to the same [...]

A Limerick-based mechanical engineering firm took the top prize at last night's National Enterprise Awards, beating 30,000 other small businesses. The awards recognise the leaders [...]

There has to be more tax incentives to promote investment in Irish companies so they can grow in scale, according to technology entrepreneur Joe Hogan [...]

The European Central Bank cut interest rates to a record low today and said it could take them lower still to prevent the euro zone's [...]

Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Michael Moynihan TD, has called for an independent mediator to be appointed to liaise between Eirgrid [...]