Wellman International Limited, a subsidiary of Indorama Ventures PLC, today celebrated 40 years of successful operations in Mullagh, Co Cavan.  The company announced a €5m [...]

Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Ms. Frances Fitzgerald TD has today officially launched the construction project for new child detention facilities, to increase capacity [...]

ESB has announced proposals to redevelop its new headquarters on Fitzwilliam Street, with a view to seeking planning permission in spring next year. The company said [...]

A total of 32 innovative energy saving initiatives from business, public and community sectors have been shortlisted for the 2013 Sustainable Energy Awards. In addition, [...]

Construction activity grew last month for the first time in more than six years, according to figures due to be published today. The Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers’ [...]

Nama has sanctioned the sale of the book – a high-performing portfolio of Irish and UK property assets, it is understood. Cork developer O'Flynn is [...]

An integrated, plan led approach that embraces public participation is essential for an efficient, sustainable energy future, the President of the Irish Planning Institute Mary [...]

The newly-built Rossnowlagh campsite overlooks the beautiful and protected Donegal coastline. Part of the requirement to get planning permission for the site was that excess [...]

The Government will introduce a reduced Capital Gains Tax rate for entrepreneurs starting up new companies in the Budget on Tuesday. Jobs Minister Richard Bruton argued very [...]

Conditions brightened between July and September with activity reaching its highest level in six years, according to new research. Business sentiment is now close to [...]

New house building in Dublin has yet to pick up, despite a surge in demand in the Dublin housing market. According to new statistics published [...]

The State’s national pension fund is cashing in €600 million in overseas assets as part of a plan to reinvest the money in the Republic, [...]

Jimmy Deenihan TD, Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, and Brian Hayes TD, Minister of State at the Office of Public Works (OPW) have [...]

Ecocem Ireland has released a consultation document outlining a ‘Carbon Reduction Roadmap’ for the cement and concrete sector. This is in response to the Government’s [...]

In advance of its flagship HR Leadership Summit, which takes place in the Convention Centre, Dublin, today, Ibec published the results of its Autumn 2013 [...]

A Cork company, which is the country’s largest exporter of business process outsourcing, is planning to create a further 500 jobs next year, reports today's [...]

The liquidators of IBRC, formerly Anglo Irish Bank, have admitted the lender was engaged in overcharging for a 14-year period up to 2005. The disclosure [...]

European Union regulation commissioner Michel Barnier has suggested the European Commission could act as the bloc's new banking resolution agency for a limited period only, [...]

The location of industrial wind turbines across Ireland and the Climate Action and Low Carbon Development Bill will be on the agenda of the Environment [...]

A new "knowledge and business quarter" on part of the former Smithwick's brewery site in Kilkenny bought last year by the city for €2.1m reports [...]

Ireland’s economy is expected to gradually strengthen, with more solid and sustainable GDP growth over the medium-term. Merchandise exports are expected to grow by around [...]