It may be coming earlier this year, but the expectations are that the Budget won’t be as tough as those that have gone before it. [...]

The Minister for the Environment and Local Government has welcomed a breakthrough on the Priory Hall issue as a result of the process he established [...]

The VAT reduction across the restaurant and hospitality sector should be taken off the Government’s menu for the forthcoming Budget and transferred to the construction [...]

The Government is eager to kick-start the construction industry again, getting workers off the dole while also dampening any hint of a new property bubble [...]

DoubleTree by Hilton has announced the rebranding of one of Dublin’s most renowned hotels, formerly The Burlington, to become DoubleTree by Hilton Dublin – Burlington Road, [...]

"Blob" buildings are taking over the world.  That's according to Emporis, a database of construction projects, which has made a list of some of the most [...]

A £10m office development by Belfast Harbour aimed at international investors has won planning permission, the first phase of its new and grandiose dockside scheme. Belfast Harbour plans [...]

Taoiseach Enda Kenny TD, Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Eamon Gilmore TD and Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton, announced [...]

Intel has chosen Ireland to design its next major chip processor line, beating off competition from Israel, Malaysia and the US. It is the first time that [...]

The company yesterday reported pre-tax profits of €5.9m for 2012; up from a profit of €4m in 2011.  Turnover was up by over 2.6% to [...]

The Irish government has agreed to sell a 20-year national lottery operating licence for €405 m to a joint venture that includes the owner of [...]

An increasing appetite among Irish investors for property is not confined to blocks of bargain flats and offices but is also reflected in the premium [...]

Fianna Fáil TD for Louth, Séamus Kirk, has called on all stakeholders involved in the construction of the proposed Narrow Water Bridge to finally put [...]

Investment from US firms in Ireland rose by 1% last year to $22.8 billion, according to a report by the American Chamber of Commerce. The [...]

Wind Energy operators have committed to spend around €4.7bn developing new onshore projects in Ireland by 2020. A new study, also due for publication today, [...]

John Flynn, a developer and one of the objectors to the US bankruptcy bid being made by Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC), is alleging that Anglo Irish Banksystematically [...]

Despite warnings from the Central Bank not to ease off on austerity, Mr Noonan followed up a report on strong Exchequer returns with a hint [...]

Government bonds were boosted as markets welcomed yesterday's decision by the NTMA to put new bond deals on hold until 2014 and cancel plans to [...]

Tax revenues and voted expenditure are running a combined €0.9bn ahead of profile, reports Investec Economist, Philip O'Sullivan.   Exchequer Returns released this evening by the [...]

The Irish Times reports today that Central Bank has urged the Government to push ahead with €3.1 billion of cuts and tax hikes in this month’s budget, [...]