ICS revives bridging loans ‘to ease bottleneck’ in second-hand home market
Short term property loans essentially disappeared in the wake of the property crash
We’re lucky she has a place. It’s not what she should have’: Brendan O’Connor’s daughter unable to secure mainstream school place
Radio presenter says his daughter, who has Down syndrome, experienced less inclusion as she progressed through the education system
A phenomenal 17 Wexford producers win awards at Blas na hÉireann 2024
Seventeen Wexford producers reaped the rewards of their hard work as the county received a staggering 32 awards at this year's Blas na hÉireann that took p...
Q&A: When will people receive their budget payments?
Budget 2025: There are different timetables for different people, given the amount of tax cuts, welfare increases and once-off payments
Greencore says full-year profits will be ahead of expectations
Irish food group Greencore said it anticipates that adjusted operating profit will be ahead of current market expectations.
Johnny Ronan site added to BidX1 online auction by receiver as price falls to €2m
A Johnny Ronan development site in Wicklow has seen its asking price reduced from €2.75m to €2m, partly reflecting how the size of the site has also been r...
IAA confirms 25.2 million passenger cap for Dublin Airport next summer
The aviation authority said it anticipates the demand for slots for next summer will “significantly exceed” the seat cap.
Bord Pleanála concedes in challenge to permission for €1.2bn data centre
The case was adjourned so the developer could consider its position
Sixteen Kerry businesses announced as winners at Blas na hÉireann 2024
Over 3,000 entries across 170 categories were judged, with winners announced at the Blas Village in Dingle over the weekend.
O’Leary invests €140,000 in solar panels at Gigginstown estate
Ryanair CEO, Michael O’Leary has invested over €140,000 in installing solar panels and 90kW of batteries at his 2,000ac Gigginstown estate.
Security guards to start working on Dublin buses from today
Dublin Bus has seen anti-social behaviour incidents double in recent years.