“Getting paid on time is a never ending problem for small businesses. Late payment causes serious cash flow problems; requires firms to extend overdraft facilities [...]

A new Tesco Extra store has opened in Gorey, Co Wexford, creating more than 50 new jobs for the town. The existing Tesco Gorey store [...]

The Central Bank is expected to submit a planning application for its new headquarters, which will cost an estimated €140 million, within days reports the [...]

Construction work has commenced this week to convert the former Montrose Hotel on Dublin’s Stillorgan Road into student accommodation for 192 residents from September 2014. [...]

The Schools PPP programme is part of the €650m PPP stimulus package and aims to deliver new schools in rapidly developing areas and to replace [...]

The Technical Engineering and Electrical Union is balloting its members across the electrical contracting industry for strike action in defence of pay rates which, it [...]

The AIB/ESRI Housing Market Index that measures the population's perception of the state of the housing market and where they see house prices going rose significantly [...]

The Minister for Communications, Energy & Natural Resources, Pat Rabbitte T.D. haspublished Ireland’s National Energy Services Framework (NESF), which will support the rollout of energy [...]

Ireland's property crash, the most severe in any developed country in living memory, is over, according to Frank Daly, chairman of the National Assets Management [...]

Moody's Investors Service has upgraded Ireland to investment grade, handing the government a major post-bailout boost and opening its already sought-after debt to investors prohibited [...]

Global computing and services giant Hewlett-Packard's new Irish research and development centre will add up to 150 engineering jobs here, according to HP chief executive Martin [...]

A consortium backed by French giant, Bouygues, looks poised to take over troubled building group, Siac, after the original preferred bidder for the company, businessman Brian Harvey, decided [...]

Investment firm Patron Capital has bought the Clarion Hotel in Dublin’s IFSC area for €33 million. The four-star property, which was sold by receivers appointed on behalf of theNational [...]

Irish and international consulting engineering practice Byrne Looby Partners has announced the opening of a new office in Dubai, bringing to nine its total number [...]

The value of construction activity in Ireland is expected to grow by just over €1 billion to approximately €11 billion in 2014 and create up [...]

The Minister for Justice, Equality and Defence, Alan Shatter TD, has today, Thursday 16th January 2014, signed a €35 million contract with PJ Hegarty and [...]

Following a request from the Government, the CIF has been working on establishing a new register of construction companies and sole traders. The new register [...]

Dublin will be the second most attractive market in Europe for property investors over the next year, according to a major new study. The report, [...]

Finance Minister Michael Noonan says the liquidators of the former Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide have begun selling off its loan book. The Irish Banking Resolution Corporation was [...]

Finance Minister Michael Noonan has said a verdict by the ratings agency Moody's is "important but not vital". Ireland is currently termed as "junk status", [...]

Ministers Deenihan, Howlin and Hayes visit National Gallery of Ireland to mark commencement of major refurbishment works. Jimmy Deenihan TD, Minister for Arts, Heritage and [...]