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Dublin will be the second most attractive market in Europe for property investors over the next year, according to a

Finance Minister Michael Noonan says the liquidators of the former Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide have begun selling off its loan book. The

Finance Minister Michael Noonan has said a verdict by the ratings agency Moody’s is “important but not vital”. Ireland is

Ministers Deenihan, Howlin and Hayes visit National Gallery of Ireland to mark commencement of major refurbishment works. Jimmy Deenihan TD,

Tata Steel, Europe’s second largest steel producer, has today opened the UK’s largest profiling centre for steel plate at its

BAM, Ireland’s largest public works construction company, has announced that it will become an Official Sponsor to the Irish Open

Building group Sisk has won the contract for the first phase of a €144 million housing construction project in Clapham in south

  Minister Jan O’Sullivan allocated €38.4m to local authorities for a range of private housing grants in 2014. The increased

Minister Richard Bruton has said the State’s industrial relations machinery remains ready to provide support to help resolve a dispute at the