Justice Minister Alan Shatter today joined Lorcan O’Connor, Director of the Insolvency Service of Ireland to announce details of debt solutions available to those struggling [...]

Insurance giant Aviva is planning to axe around 2,000 jobs from its UK, European and Asian workforce under cost-cutting plans. However, a spokesperson for Aviva's [...]

IDA Ireland today announced the creation of 95 new jobs by two client companies in the software sector. US global software company ACI is expanding its Irish Development Centre in Limerick with [...]

The Dail's spending watchdog is going to investigate the €290,000 spent refurbishing the office of its own chairman - Fianna Fáil TD John McGuinness. It came [...]

The State body responsible for protecting our cultural heritage has revealed it has no money to help local communities protect and restore some of our [...]

Three bidders remain in the running to buy a major portfolio of 16 high-end commercial properties once owned by Treasury Holdings, reports the Irish Independent. [...]

Aldi Stores (Ireland) it is to create 300 new jobs in Ireland within the next 3 years as part of an expansion programme of its [...]

The euro nursed heavy losses early in Asia on Thursday, having suffered its biggest one-day fall in nearly a year on talk of more easing [...]

Power company EirGrid expects to have a new application for its controversial North-South 400kV interconnector ready before the end of the year, it said today [...]

At its meeting with the Joint Committee on Jobs, Enterprise & Innovation, ISME, the Irish Small & Medium Enterprises Association, has called on the Government [...]

The Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton TD, announced today (Wednesday) that he has secured Government agreement to commence drafting legislation to integrate [...]

SIPTUm the countries largest trade union rejected a new public sector pay deal on Tuesday and warned the government that it would face a "major confrontation" if it [...]

Ireland's planned exit from the `troika’ lending programme at the end of this year will give Ireland a major'reputational boost' overseas, says the IDA. 'When the [...]

Scores of Australian investors have filed a second class-action lawsuit against Standard & Poor's (S&P), claiming the ratings agency misled them by giving its highest [...]

Ecocem Ireland, specialist producer of GGBS (ground franulated blast furnace slag) eco-friendly cement and low-carbon concrete, has announced the appointment of Conor O’Riain as the [...]

Clonakilty’s sewerage system is overloaded, due in part to major housing development in the town during the Celtic Tiger. For several years, particularly during the [...]

The level of unfair competition from 'black economy operators' is on the increase and is likely to rise further due to the current economic situation, [...]

The National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) has today announced plans to provide funding of stg£9 million to build a new 95-unit housing development in Millmount, [...]

Brian Hayes, minister for the OPW, said work will start on creating flood defences around Skibbereen by the middle of next year and take between [...]

Experts at leading tax company www.taxback.com have said that a Revenue ebrief last week may have brought some modicum of solace to struggling buy-to-let investors. With [...]

Having floated the idea back in February, Irish Life Assurance – which now owns the headquarters – has applied to Dublin City Council to transform [...]