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Conditions brightened between July and September with activity reaching its highest level in six years, according to new research. Business

New house building in Dublin has yet to pick up, despite a surge in demand in the Dublin housing market.

The State’s national pension fund is cashing in €600 million in overseas assets as part of a plan to reinvest

Jimmy Deenihan TD, Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, and Brian Hayes TD, Minister of State at the Office

Ecocem Ireland has released a consultation document outlining a ‘Carbon Reduction Roadmap’ for the cement and concrete sector. This is

In advance of its flagship HR Leadership Summit, which takes place in the Convention Centre, Dublin, today, Ibec published the

A Cork company, which is the country’s largest exporter of business process outsourcing, is planning to create a further 500

The liquidators of IBRC, formerly Anglo Irish Bank, have admitted the lender was engaged in overcharging for a 14-year period

European Union regulation commissioner Michel Barnier has suggested the European Commission could act as the bloc’s new banking resolution agency

The location of industrial wind turbines across Ireland and the Climate Action and Low Carbon Development Bill will be on