Providence’s Barryroe oilfield: 'I think it's world class'Quality of oil in Celtic Sea reservoir ‘almost too good to burn’, according to Alan LinnWed Aug 26 2020 - 06:00
BofI and US investors among backers to sink €115m into Melior fundMelior aims to raise €175m but sets €200m as upper limit, with fund closing by year endTue Aug 25 2020 - 20:14
Dublin-based BNRG to sell eight solar-powered projects to CarlyleUS investment giant to buy electricity initiatives in Maine under €110m dealTue Aug 25 2020 - 18:50
Warnings of jobs losses in forestry and higher timber pricesAppeals to forestry licence applications stalling supply of 1.1m cubic feet of logsMon Aug 24 2020 - 05:32
Pilots accuse Government of ignoring aviation workers since Covid crisis beganIalpa wants Government to implement recommendations of its own taskforce on aviation, which advocates lifting travel restritionsSun Aug 23 2020 - 16:54
Economy may take years to recover from ‘havoc’ of Covid-19Department of Business publishes reports on impact of crisis across 16 sectorsSat Aug 22 2020 - 06:00
Ryanair wants Portugal added to green listAirline says Irish people more likely to contract Covid at home than in the popular sunspotFri Aug 21 2020 - 17:18
Kingspan shares surge after first-half profits fell less than expectedCavan-based insulation group won’t pay an interim dividend and expects economy to remain weakFri Aug 21 2020 - 07:46
Meat processors continuing to recruit despite recent outbreaksUmbrella group Meat Industry Ireland says the demand for workers within sector is no longer seasonalFri Aug 21 2020 - 06:34
How is Ireland’s meat industry handling recent Covid-19 outbreaks?With billions of euro at stake, processors may need to make changes to work practicesFri Aug 21 2020 - 05:29
Kingspan buying Slovenian firm that makes roofs and facadesCavan-based group to acquire Trimo from Polish private equity company Innova CapitalThu Aug 20 2020 - 21:22
CRH to slow deal-making pace to cope with Covid-19 uncertaintyBuilding materials giant said profit before tax fell 28% to $518m in first half of 2020Thu Aug 20 2020 - 20:45
Public health officials ‘mismanaging’ Covid-19 crisis, says Ryanair chiefAirline may have to cut flights and jobs in Republic, Michael O’Leary warnsWed Aug 19 2020 - 21:25
Row over rosters stalls DAA efforts to reach deal with Dublin Airport staffSecurity staff have rejected proposal, saying it will lead to unpredictable hours and payWed Aug 19 2020 - 01:00
Staff at Dublin and Cork airports to vote on work practice changesOperator is losing €1m per day while Covid-19 restrictions continue to hit air travelFri Aug 14 2020 - 21:16
European markets drift lower as travel stocks sufferMarkets report: Ryanair down 3.18% amid tighter UK travel restrictionsFri Aug 14 2020 - 18:56
Ulster Bank tells customers in error they cannot extend payment breaksBank continued to apply Covid-19 concession despite confusion over communicationsFri Aug 14 2020 - 05:41
Energia’s owner ‘plans to sell it later this year’ in deal worth €2bnUS private equity firm acquired the Irish energy group for €1bn in 2016Thu Aug 13 2020 - 05:16
Objectors stall production of enough timber for 5,000 housesCoillte may cancel auction leaving sawmills short, as 29 tree-felling licences under appealWed Aug 12 2020 - 05:31
Project Eagle: What was it and why is it in the news?Two men face charges following an investigation by the UK National Crime AgencyThu Aug 06 2020 - 20:10
Shannon campaigners demand board stands downSOS – Save our Shannon group says it fears for the airport’s futureWed Aug 05 2020 - 20:20
Italy threatens Ryanair flight ban for alleged Covid-19 violationsAirline says it is complying fully with anti-virus measuresWed Aug 05 2020 - 19:42
Cork Airport passengers tumble to just 28,000Traffic collapses 91 per cent during airport’s busiest month of JulyWed Aug 05 2020 - 19:36
Over half of Ireland’s businesses in decline following Covid-19 lockdownsCross-Border trade body Intertrade Ireland says almost one in four of businesses surveyed have cut jobsMon Aug 03 2020 - 05:53
Law governing construction pay rates remains pending State appealEmployment order made setting electricians’ pay at €23.49-€24.34 per hour will not applyMon Aug 03 2020 - 05:18
Office rentals in Dublin halved in opening six months of year due to Covid-19Agents Knight Frank says logistical challenge of signing deals during lockdown the biggest barrier to letting offices in second quarterMon Aug 03 2020 - 05:15
Thousands back petition demanding State aid for Aer LingusAirline workers fear winter shutdown as Government persists with travel restrictionsSun Aug 02 2020 - 15:18
IPL to pay deal-breaker fee if it finds better offer than €350mIrish-Canadian plastics firm may pay €12.3m to Madison Dearborn in ‘go-shop fee’ accordFri Jul 31 2020 - 21:35
Blackrock Clinic and Hermitage deals approved by regulatorRulings give green light to Larry Goodman for full control of private health institutionsFri Jul 31 2020 - 21:11
Aer Lingus not ruling out compulsory job cuts and closures at Cork and ShannonAirline loses €316m in first half as travel bans hit Europe, USFri Jul 31 2020 - 07:45
Aviation fears travel restrictions will push out recovery until 2024Airlines and airports believe Government policies make it hard to maintain even limited servicesFri Jul 31 2020 - 05:09
Ryanair owes Boeing more than €5bn for delayed 737 Max planesObligations relate to orders for 135 of aircraft grounded by regulators on safety concernsFri Jul 31 2020 - 04:35
Ryanair paid O’Leary €958,000 for financial year ending March 31stShare options boosted value of chief executive’s total package to €3.467mThu Jul 30 2020 - 05:33
IPL’s Irish backers give cautious welcome to Madison Dearborn offerShareholders led by Noel Smyth to press on with complaints against plastic makerThu Jul 30 2020 - 05:32
Judge ‘minded’ to approve survival scheme for CityJetProposal would allow Dublin-based airline continue on ‘a slimmed down’ basisWed Jul 29 2020 - 20:46
Office market down but not out, says Hibernia Reit chiefDespite rise in home working, developer expects offices to remain ‘integral’ to businessWed Jul 29 2020 - 07:53
Aer Lingus confirms talks with workers on job lossesRyanair warns of long-term economic damage if travel restrictions continueTue Jul 28 2020 - 14:16
DAA executive not aware of airport welfare inspectionsCompany complies with data regulations, CFO tells Covid-19 committeeTue Jul 28 2020 - 10:57
Non-green list passengers should be tested before travelling to Ireland, DAA to sayAirports authority to propose move to Oireachtas Covid-19 committeeTue Jul 28 2020 - 06:02
Cork airport seeks State aid as Covid-19 eats away its revenuesShannon Group to warn that Government travel restrictions threaten multi-national investment and will cause job lossesTue Jul 28 2020 - 05:31
Gas Networks Ireland to test hydrogen as energy supplyIreland’s natural gas reserves will run out by the middle of the decade, potentially leaving the country relying entirely on importsMon Jul 27 2020 - 05:30
ESB planning application to cost State €15,000 per dayState company to seek substitute consent wind farm in Co GalwaySat Jul 25 2020 - 05:25
Siptu brands Shannon’s independence a failureAirport should return to DAA control, says trade unionFri Jul 24 2020 - 19:27
Aer Lingus could be ‘wound up’ without State support, union chief warnsCovid-19 committee told airline losing €1.5m a-day with overseas travel restrictions in placeFri Jul 24 2020 - 10:40
Dublin Providers Ltd warns of Covid-19 impact on operationsPretax profit slips 5% in figures predating coronavirus as chain looks to cut costsFri Jul 24 2020 - 05:24
Government to extend PUP scheme to April at a cost of €2.2bnMinister says State will spend a further €100m providing 45,500 new places on job schemes to aid those out of workThu Jul 23 2020 - 19:17
Bord na Móna’s future turf-cutting plans bogged down in legal confusionState company has seven applications before An Bord Pleanála for ‘substitute consent’Thu Jul 23 2020 - 05:36
Nama made €49m loss in first quarter due to Covid-19 impact on economyState agency earned €226m in cash in the three months to the end of March from selling loans and property, and repayments from borrowersWed Jul 22 2020 - 18:07
Losses at Bórd na Móna more than halved last year to €22.5mThe State company also managed to eliminate debt, clearing almost €24m in liabilities during the yearWed Jul 22 2020 - 04:00
Increased tax collection left State with €1.4bn surplus last yearthe State collected more than €64.5bn in income and taxes last year, compared to €60.5bn in 2018Tue Jul 21 2020 - 18:50
