Holiday Inn at Dublin Airport shuts after seven months to become asylum centreOne of largest hotels in the city, the 421-bed JMK-owned property cost €50m to buildTue Feb 22 2022 - 05:47
European markets down as investors fret over Ukraine threatIseq drops 1.6% on Monday as banks and travel stocks drag it downMon Feb 21 2022 - 19:46
Wealthy O’Flaherty family eye 22-storey tower at Naas Road, DublinMercedes distributor asks council to relax height restriction for developmentMon Feb 21 2022 - 05:00
Glen Dimplex acquires UK software business that helps hotels cut energySmarterDM sells systems that use software and other technology to control heatingMon Feb 21 2022 - 05:00
Former Lagan cement group to spend €6m doubling capacity at Lisburn plantFactory plans to produce 22 million roof tiles annually to meet demands of housebuildersMon Feb 21 2022 - 01:00
Sales of development land up 11% as builders jockey for residential sitesSavills report predicts another ‘robust’ year in 2022 with housebuilding set to ramp upMon Feb 21 2022 - 00:01
Harcourt Developments considering sale of six shopping centresSeen & Heard: Big investment in Shelbourne football; Hastings to sell Merrion hotel stakeSun Feb 20 2022 - 16:06
Heat is on as Glen Dimplex’s CEO gets ready to hit the acquisitions trailNaughton family-owned company eyeing growth in sustainable heating solutionsFri Feb 18 2022 - 12:30
Coronavirus: On masks and vaccines, we must respect each otherA trip to a packed pub can tell you a lot about where your attitude to virus risk liesFri Feb 18 2022 - 05:25
Premier Inn wants Dublin planners to water down proposed development restrictionsUK-owned hotel company wants to build up to 2,500 budget rooms in the cityFri Feb 18 2022 - 04:29
Civil liberties group calls for review of Data Protection CommissionOireachtas justice committee recommended review last year but Government yet to actWed Feb 16 2022 - 20:02
Spar-owner BWG increased sales by 7% in four-month period to end of JanuaryIrish retail group’s South African parent hails its ‘impressive’ performanceWed Feb 16 2022 - 17:38
The Government cannot solve everybody’s problems. The nation is addicted to the StateIndividuals and businesses should not be made to feel powerlessFri Feb 11 2022 - 06:00
Rents increase sharply as number of properties available fallsDublin is once again the hotspot of the rental crisis, according to figures from Daft.ieWed Feb 09 2022 - 00:00
Tourism businesses warn that staffing crisis could shut them downWorkers in sector unhappy with unsocial hours and level of pay, survey findsTue Feb 08 2022 - 12:00
Willie Walsh warns that shift to greener fuels will push up airfaresIndustry veteran tells tourism lobby group that oil prices will also push up fares in 2022Tue Feb 08 2022 - 05:25
Surge of foreign cash drives Irish M&A to Celtic Tiger highsResearch by William Fry and Mergermarket shows bounceback in corporate deal-makingMon Feb 07 2022 - 06:15
European investors nervous on inflation fearsCar stocks suffer as regulators toughen emissions limitsFri Feb 04 2022 - 19:17
Ireland to get nine new power plants by 2024 to prevent shortagesRegulators treble price at capacity auction for electricity produced at new gas-fired plantsFri Feb 04 2022 - 18:27
Caveat: We can't forget the necessity of Covid restrictions but don't dismiss what they cost usThis week’s public health data suggests a brighter future for business and societyFri Feb 04 2022 - 05:33
Inflation is upending the labour market, so where will it end?Indigenous employers struggle to keep pace as FDI companies hike pay ratesFri Feb 04 2022 - 05:30
Tom Parlon to leave Construction Industry Federation at end of 2023Construction industry lobbyist gets contract extension, as his successor is also namedWed Feb 02 2022 - 05:41
Enniskerry planning battles are a microcosm of State’s housing challengesCrisis won’t be solved without massive construction, but try telling locals they have to sit back and say nothingFri Jan 28 2022 - 06:20
INM19: Mailboxes of four people rebuilt in data breachMediahuis denies responsibility for alleged actions of former chairman Leslie BuckleyWed Jan 26 2022 - 05:29
European shares claw back ground after previous day’s massive sell-offIseq in Dublin creeps into positive territory as major bank stocks outperformTue Jan 25 2022 - 19:26
Pharma giant questioned in US over €1.2bn Irish tax dealUS senator demands response from chief of Bristol Myers Squibb by January 28thMon Jan 24 2022 - 05:30
RCSI to sign €22m contract for new training facility in BlanchardstownNew centre at Connolly hospital will be used to give medical students clinical knowledge early in their trainingMon Jan 24 2022 - 05:15
Digicel set for April fraud case against rival in front of a US juryScheduled trial is the culmination of a bitter seven-year legal wrangleMon Jan 24 2022 - 05:03
Goodbody predicts ‘rapid rebound’ for economy as Covid restrictions endIrish economy to be among best performers in Europe as domestic demand surgesMon Jan 24 2022 - 05:00
A top tip for hospitality employers: treat your staff as well as you canAs industry prepares for a new phase of pandemic, the State is devising new laws to boost workers’ rights to gratuitiesFri Jan 21 2022 - 05:05
Number of new housing starts up sharply to almost 31,000Official figures show annual rate of housebuilding is close to Government targetsWed Jan 19 2022 - 19:21
Mark Paul: Irish pubs will be changed forever by the pandemicOn future nights out we are likely to seek out better ventilation and thinner crowdsFri Jan 07 2022 - 05:42
Developer duo agree €14.3m finance deal with Warren PrivateOisín and Phelim O’Connor are sons of Celtic Tiger developer John Flowery O’ConnorThu Jan 06 2022 - 06:14
European Commission defends Irish data watchdog in letter to MEPsData Protection Commissioner has been under pressure over allegations of weaknessWed Jan 05 2022 - 16:21
Watchdog asked to investigate shareholder payments by firms taking Covid supportsPublic Accounts Committee asked by former member to examine State wage subsidiesMon Jan 03 2022 - 05:45
Irish-backed breast implant maker taps shareholders for $5m as pandemic bitesDublin-headquartered GC Aesthetics is backed by Barry’s Tea and Bill McCabeMon Jan 03 2022 - 05:00
Growth continues to slow in manufacturing sectorSupply chain pressures easing but sector still suffering capacity constraints, AIB index showsMon Jan 03 2022 - 04:59
Retail lurched in 2021 from winter lockdown to summer boomReviving city centre retail and labour shortage will be big challenges for year aheadSat Jan 01 2022 - 05:24
Zara axed its Irish dividends after Covid hitSpanish retailing group appears to have received rent breaks from Irish landlordsWed Dec 29 2021 - 06:46
Gloom envelops hospitality and tourism sector at the end of 2021Sectors plunged back into uncertainty by the restrictions caused by Omicron variantWed Dec 29 2021 - 06:30
Businesses with super profits don’t need taxpayer helpCaveat: Supermac’s Holdings shows some were entitled to subsidies while doing wellThu Dec 23 2021 - 15:34
O’Brien firms linked to PGA Catalunya golf resort clip lossesUK-registered company Murray Holdings records 27% dip in revenues last year to £22.7mThu Dec 23 2021 - 06:00
Omicron threat: A little respect for the travel industry will go a long wayCaveat: Ireland must choose between following UK or EU policy on travel rulesFri Dec 17 2021 - 05:27
Surprise UK interest rate rise drives bank sharesCentral banks in Frankfurt and US committed to ending stimulusThu Dec 16 2021 - 20:16
From Krispy Kreme to Newbridge Silverware: the companies paying dividends while on taxpayer Covid subsidiesThe Government is considering changing the law to stop companies in receipt of State supports from paying shareholdersThu Dec 16 2021 - 12:02
State’s driver theory test operator paid dividend in year it got Covid subsidiesPrometric Ireland sent cash to Maltese tax-resident firm and LuxembourgThu Dec 16 2021 - 07:55
Donohoe suggests companies should repay Covid subsidies ‘if not needed’Government considering legal change to stop companies on subsidies paying dividendsWed Dec 15 2021 - 21:02
Call for Covid-19 subsidy ban for firms paying dividendsFirm behind Mercedes received State support and paid €1.8m to offshore shareholderWed Dec 15 2021 - 00:30
Group behind Mercedes in Ireland paid €1.8m dividend after getting Covid subsidyCompany controlled by the O’Flaherty family paid the dividend to an offshore entityTue Dec 14 2021 - 15:39
Who are the ‘serious people’ making a play for Brown Thomas and Arnotts?Retail maverick Vittorio Radice involved in Thai group behind bid for Irish storesFri Dec 10 2021 - 05:20
