The Irish Times view on house prices: heading ever higher
The scale of borrowings being taken on by first-time buyers is of concern, given the uncertain economic outlook
Planning granted for Wetherspoons Camden St sound screen
An Coimisiún Pleanála has granted planning permission to UK pub giant, JD Wetherspoon, for contentious plans for a 13ft high acoustic glass screen that now allows it to reopen a…
‘We’re looking at holiday homes in the sun’: Family syndicate collect €250m lotto jackpot
The winners, who have chosen to remain anonymous, described their journey to the life-changing windfall as 'surreal'
Galway Euromillions player wins amazing €625,081 prize
A EuroMillions player in Galway is celebrating a life-enhancing midweek windfall of €625,081 in last night’s draw. The lucky player matched five numbers and one Lucky Star in Tuesday night’s…
O’Donovan denies being behind what An Post described as ‘irresponsible leak’ about company’s finances
Minister for Communications denies he is source of media report as he insists company is ‘very viable’ and ‘profitable’
Butler brothers secure stay on order restricting them from acting as company directors
Mr Lyons agreed there should be a stay granted to allow the directors to organise their affairs but submitted that six months was an excessive amount of time.
Strong H1 volumes, space crunch keep Antwerp terminals under pressure
Container volumes handled by North Europe’s busiest port continue to grow, alongside the now critical need for more landside capacity.
Apple tax money grew in value by €470m in 16 months prior to closure of account
The value of the assets held in the account increased by €470 million in the 16 months leading up to its closure on May 16th, having already grown by €400…
Nordic consortium announces €1.4bn takeover of Dalata Hotel Group
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Anger at ‘libelous’ online comments on West Mayo land sale
Sale of land to Wyatt Hotel in Westport passes despite online opposition
Construction firm sues over alleged €6.8m defects in glazing to Dublin office block
It is claimed there was leaking arising out of the works completed by TEF at the Exo Building and glazing supplied was defective
NTMA ‘will look hard’ at its systems and protocols after €5m fraud
NTMA chief says payment was made to a third party at a time when a drawdown or capital call was anticipated