Here are five things we’ve learned about the Irish economy this week
From bumper corporate tax receipts to job losses at a major multinational it has been an ever eventful week in the life of the Irish economy
Intel to close Shannon R&D office next year
Intel in Ireland has informed staff working for its Research and Development arm that it plans to close its office building in Shannon.
Criminal Assets Bureau has taken possession of a house in Laois
The house in Portlaoise was seized under the Proceeds of Crime Act
Cairn Home’s Michael Stanley sells €14.7m of shares after housebuilder’s profits hike
Cairn Homes chief executive and co-founder Michael Stanley has sold eight million shares in the company.
Green light for 700 cost rental and social homes in Cherry Orchard in Dublin
Construction will begin late next year.
Plans for more than 700 social and cost rental homes in west Dublin approved
Cherry Orchard development will be built in blocks up to 15 storeys tall
Intel’s research and development facility at Shannon to close next year
Base for those currently working in Co Clare operation to be moved to Leixlip or abroad but no additional redundancies expected
Revenue find €1.5 million worth of cannabis and cocaine in separate seizures in Dublin Airport
Three people were arrested and have appeared before the courts.
Dunnes Stores fans rush to buy €40 floral smock dress as price SLASHED to €7
DUNNES Stores fans are set to love a new bargain on the shelves as the retailer’s summer clothing prices are slashed. One very popular floral dress has had its price…
Winner of BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition 2024 to represent Ireland at EU Contest
Seán O'Sullivan's winning project, VerifyMe: A new approach to the authorship attribution in the post-ChatGPT era, will be on display at the EUCYS from September 9th-14th.
Planning approval granted for over 700 homes in Cherry Orchard
An Bord Pleanála has given planning permission for the construction of 547 cost rental and 161 social housing homes