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There has to be more tax incentives to promote investment in Irish companies so they can grow in scale, according

The European Central Bank cut interest rates to a record low today and said it could take them lower still

Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Michael Moynihan TD, has called for an independent mediator to be

The European Central Bank cut interest rates to a new record low on Thursday, responding to a slump in inflation

434 homes were identified with high levels of cancer-causing radon gas in the past year and a half according to

Enterprise Ireland-backed Crowley Carbon is to create 20 new jobs at what is claimed to be the world’s first Carbon

The Minister for Education and Skills, Ruairí Quinn T.D., has today announced the allocation of almost €70 million for school

Builders merchanting and DIY group Grafton said revenues rose in the four months to the end of October up as trading conditions

An offer could reinvigorate the sale process, where the Government is under pressure because offers are falling short of a

Facebook looks set to create hundreds of new jobs in Dublin. The social network’s been based in the capital since