The Supreme Court has struck down as unconstitutional a law providing for registered employment agreements which sets rates of pay in certain sectors, reports the [...]

Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Public Expenditure and Reform Seán Fleming has said householders will be stunned to hear they face a hike in property tax [...]

NI Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster is pictured at Deloitte with Kevin Walsh, Partner, Deloitte, left and Danny McConnell, Technology Partner, Deloitte. Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster [...]

Dublin City Council's Supreme Court appeal against an order to pay accommodation costs for Priory Hall residents has been adjourned. The five judges of the [...]

The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland, (RIAI), and Kilkenny County & Borough Councils joined in an urban design process for the Diageo/Smithwick’s Brewery [...]

The April 2013 Morgan McKinley Irish Employment Monitor which tracks the number of new job vacancies and new candidates within the Republic of Ireland each [...]

Almost 50,000 Irish people took up visas in Australia and Canada last year, an Oireachtas committee has heard. More than 25,800 Irish people received working holiday visas for Australia [...]

The future of State forestry service Coillte will be decided within the next fortnight, the Dáil has been told, reports the Irish Times. Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney said [...]

Kingspan has reported some decent interims this morning considering the current trading situation. In a release this morning The Group has recorded a solid performance [...]

The High Court has ordered the winding up of developer John McCabe’s main trading company in the Republic following a petition from a creditor that [...]

Born in Australia, of Irish descent, McGrath was among the leading architects in 1930s England. The Second World War took him to the safety of [...]

Electric Ireland has been selected to supply energy to the Musgrave Group for the next two years. The new contract, valued at approximately €15 million, [...]

Plans for a new €14m healthcare facility in north Co Dublin have been approved today. Fingal County Council has granted planning permission for the centre [...]

UCC has returned an outstanding performance nationally and internationally in the 2013 Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings by Subject. UCC has been ranked first among Irish [...]

Mr. Phil Hogan, T.D. Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government, today ( 7th May 2013 ) announced that he has given approval to invite [...]

The prospects of finally completing a partially built €50 million shopping centre in Limerick city have been greatly enhanced as discussions continue between the promoter [...]

Oil and gas exploration firm Providence Resources said 2012 was a “landmark” year for the company, as it completed its first well at Barryroe. But the company [...]

Building materials group CRH said a weak economic backdrop and bad weather hit its European sales in the year to date, but the rate of decline moderated [...]

The European Central Bank is looking into buying bad loans from southern Europe to relieve the pressure on banks in crisis-stricken countries, the German newspaper [...]

Arthur Cox is pleased to announce the appointment of three new partners to the firm.  Based in Dublin, they are Catherine Austin (Pensions), Hilary Callanan [...]

A £20m wind farm in County Antrim will be officially opened today. The Irish renewable energy group, Gaelectric, will open the facility at Carn Hill in Newtownabbey. [...]