CRH damages bill will hit services, says Finnish town
Irish group’s subsidiary had long-standing contract with local council
70 highly-skilled jobs announced for Limerick city centre
Spanish chipmaking company Openchip has announced the opening of a new design centre in Limerick.
Court hears how South Kerry couple lost over €5,000 in online scam
A court’s heard how an elderly couple in South Kerry were among those targeted in an online banking scam.
‘A night of madness’: Four food businesses across Dublin targeted by masked burglars yesterday
The impacted owners believe that one group of masked men carried out the series of burglaries.
Opening date for Cork’s first Taco Bell confirmed – just in time for Christmas
Staff at the US fast-food chain are expecting a huge turnout
Only 75,000 households in Ireland are truly wealthy, study suggests
Only 75,000 households in Ireland, out of a total of 1.9 million, can be classified as truly “wealthy”, according to a new estimate by Davy.
‘I’m scared at this stage’ – Limerick retailer sounds alarm with city in ‘danger zone’
Michael Gleeson runs Gleeson Shoes in William Street, Limerick and has said footfall in the city is at a "new low"
Pepsi announces Cork job losses due to ‘organisational changes’
It is understood that impacted employees across its Carrigaline and Little Island locations have been informed of the decision in recent days.
Ireland’s most expensive city for Christmas shopping revealed – and it’s not Dublin
The traditional festive shopping day, December 8th, is just a week away
Man has €1.5m in debt written off in return for €20,000 lump sum
A grounds maintenance contractor and farmer who became insolvent after property investments turned sour has had €1.5m in debt written off in return for a l...
Food tourism gets fresh push as new National Tourism Policy targets €9bn revenue
The new tourism strategy includes 71 policy proposals
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