The Irish Times

Taoiseach does not envisage having to close non-essential retail again

Micheál Martin tells parliamentary party there will be sufficient vaccine for everyone

Wed Dec 02 2020 - 22:47

Law governing construction pay rates remains pending State appeal

Employment order made setting electricians’ pay at €23.49-€24.34 per hour will not apply

Mon Aug 03 2020 - 05:18

Electricians’ pay order would force smaller firms 'to lay off' staff

Contractors that supported the sectoral employment order are said to be mainly big players based in Dublin

Mon Jun 29 2020 - 03:20

Builders’ unions warn employers against using court ruling to cut wages

High Court ruled that sectoral employment orders governing pay and other conditions in the electrical industry are unconstitutional

Thu Jun 25 2020 - 03:45

Partnership with Hybrid Technology Partners to create 20 jobs

Up to 75 more posts could be in the pipeline as the Limerick tech company becomes Irish reseller for Priority Software

Tue May 12 2020 - 16:51

Clare results: Sinn Féin performance claims two high-profile casualties

Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil lose out as constituency elects first Sinn Féin TD since 1922

Mon Feb 10 2020 - 19:03

Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran refuses to rule out rejoining Independent Alliance

Junior minister has said he will run as an Independent in the next general election

Tue Jan 14 2020 - 02:19

Modular Automation to create 100 jobs in Co Clare

Shannon-based company supplies medical technology products to multinationals

Thu Dec 12 2019 - 20:33

Smurfit Kappa wins Best Irish Company in France Award

Ceremony was held at the Cercle National des Armees in Paris on Thursday night

Fri Nov 29 2019 - 09:49

Enterprise Ireland signs healthcare deal with US hospital group

AdventHealth deal will see Irish companies get direct access to key market leaders

Thu Oct 17 2019 - 08:04

Irish export boom to Arab countries predicted

Sales to 13 Arab nations projected to double to almost €12bn in next 15 years – report

Wed Oct 16 2019 - 21:10

Government needs to ensure access to life-long learning and upskilling for all

Minister of State Pat Breen’s comments come as new study reveals extent of workforce aged 55 or over

Tue Oct 01 2019 - 20:54

Twice as many workers aged 55 or over compared to 1998 – ESRI

Ireland excels at retaining those between 55 and 59 in workforce until they reach 60s

Tue Oct 01 2019 - 05:37

Electrical contractors not obliged to give to builder pension plan

Court rules neither contractors nor workers required to contribute pending legal challenge

Tue Sept 03 2019 - 05:35

Electricians threaten to spark crisis in building industry

Trade body clears first hurdle in challenge to Government’s sectoral employment order

Sat Aug 17 2019 - 06:16

Court hears minimum pay order for eletricians could cost jobs

Minister Pat Breen recently set the rates that electrical contractors should pay workers

Sat Aug 17 2019 - 05:28

Teachers ‘highly critical’ of English language schools

Government moves to introduce minimum employment standards for sector

Mon Jul 22 2019 - 02:12

Backstop ‘alternatives’ could form basis of new EU-UK deal – Tory MP

Group proposing solutions to Border dilemma ‘advertise’ their ideas on visit to Dublin

Fri Jul 05 2019 - 12:21

Melania-like quality to Leo’s sangfroid in face of Trump’s witless remarks

Miriam Lord: Shannon in a lather of stress and excitement before circus heads for Doonbeg

Wed Jun 05 2019 - 22:33

‘Very pleasant’ Donald Trump plans to return to Ireland, Breen says

Clare TD and Minister of State says US meeting president ‘a colourful occasion’

Wed Jun 05 2019 - 19:29

Brexit, E3 visas and NI on the agenda for Varadkar-Trump meeting

Taoiseach not expected among officials joining US president at his Doonbeg golf resort

Tue Jun 04 2019 - 00:07

Trump's Irish visit: Marine One helicopter makes dummy run

Aircraft will take US president between Shannon and Doonbeg, weather permitting

Sun Jun 02 2019 - 20:54

Trump should be welcomed in Clare, says local Minister

Minister of State Pat Breen expects security ‘ring of steel’ around Doonbeg golf resort

Thu May 23 2019 - 01:00

OpenSky to increase headcount by 80 following €2.5m investment

Naas-based tech company set to double staff numbers as it plans overseas expansion

Thu May 16 2019 - 06:00

Construction sector safety boosted by women, Glasnevin event hears

Workers’ Memorial Day notes ideas, energy and drive of women in building industry

Sun Apr 28 2019 - 19:05

Lowest number of days lost to industrial relations disputes since 2012 – WRC

€3.1 million recovered in unpaid wages by WRC in 2018, up 75 per cent on previous year

Fri Apr 26 2019 - 18:29

Johnson & Johnson €100m expansion to create 300 jobs

Limerick to get 100 permanent jobs at facility and 200 in construction phase

Mon Apr 08 2019 - 10:57

Music fans ripped off before touts get near tickets, Dáil hears

Fat Boy Slim and Drake tickets cost over double as same gig in Netherlands, Belgium

Thu Feb 21 2019 - 20:57

Scientists to receive €11 million funding for research in Ireland

Developing tools to identify most efficient cows among proposed projects

Wed Jan 16 2019 - 11:53

Department only sought Dublin Port’s hard Brexit plan last month

State’s busiest port has been planning for border checks on UK imports since late 2017

Mon Dec 24 2018 - 03:43

Naughten did not influence broadband tender process, auditor finds

Cabinet to consider report on tendering process from independent auditor

Tue Nov 27 2018 - 00:24

Is the craft beer industry sustainable?

Independent sector faces more competition from imports, bigger breweries

Sat Nov 17 2018 - 06:00

Broadband decisions will 'shape our world' into next century

Bruton says will not speak to junior Minister over contract due to 'interference' view

Fri Nov 02 2018 - 12:51

McCourt held meetings with Anglo Irish Bank about buying assets

Businessman’s meetings with Denis Naughten lead to the minister’s resignation

Mon Oct 22 2018 - 03:00