The Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton TD has secured an increase of over 14% in the number of Enterprise Ireland staff in [...]

Markets continued to perform well yesterday following comments from European Central Bank president Mario Draghi that interest rates are likely to remain unchanged. The European Central Bank and the [...]

New statistics from financial consultants Crowe Horwath show that profits and occupancy rates are improving across the board, though a distinctive gap is emerging between [...]

Irish commercial property returns rose to 2.3pc in Q2, their highest in almost six years, as capital values stabilised and the nascent Irish recovery gathered momentum. Property [...]

The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) has warned householders that from today, August 1st 2013, they are legally obliged to ensure that any contractor they engage [...]

The HSE has announced that the new Athenry Primary Care Centre has been opened and became operational on Wednesday 24 July.  GP services will be provided by the doctors [...]

At the end of a two-year planning battle, the appeals board threw out West Coastal Windpower Ltd's 45-turbine plan on a number of grounds and [...]

Growth in Irish manufacturing activity accelerated in July as new export orders grew for the first time since February, a survey showed today, in a [...]

Signs of a tentative euro zone recovery are easing pressure on the European Central Bank to take fresh policy action and today it will emphasise [...]

Minister for Housing and Planning, Jan O’Sullivan T.D., today notified local authorities of changes she is making to planning regulations to streamline the carrying out [...]

The IDA is backing plans to develop a shipping-finance centre in Dublin, in a bid to emulate the city's position as an international aviation leasing [...]

Dawn Meats’ hard work in achieving an ISO 14001 certification for Environmental Management has been rewarded as the company was crowned winners of the “Best Short Term [...]

Recruitment firm Sigmar said it is seeking to hire 50 new recruitment consultants at its Dublin, Cork and Galway offices over the next 18 months. [...]

Asian institutional investors could look to invest in excess of US$150 billion in global real estate over the next five years, but with limited investable [...]

On a seasonally adjusted basis the Live Register total recorded a monthly decrease of 2,500 in June 2013, reducing the seasonally adjusted total to 422,900.  In [...]

The Mahon Tribunal Report has found that lobbyist Frank Dunlop bribed councillors in Dublin thousands of pounds for the rezoning of land in Carrickmines along [...]

The Chief Executive of ESB, Pat O’Doherty announced the appointment of Jim Dollard to the position of Executive Director for Business Service Centre and Electric [...]

The country’s newest train station at Oranmore, Co Galway opened for business on Sunday 28th July 2013.  The station, open in time for the Galway [...]

The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) has welcomed the publication of the Property Asset Management Delivery Plan, 'Accommodating Change - Measuring Success'. The SCSI [...]

A NEW £81 million renewable energy power plant in Northern Ireland which could supply 25,000 homes will be the largest of its kind, it has [...]

The joint administrators of Quinn Insurance are suing PriceWaterhouseCoopers for around €1bn over PWC's alleged negligent auditing of the company's accounts over several years. It is the largest [...]