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The Government needs to do all they can to facilitate major new wind power infrastructure in the Midlands, according to

The European Investment Bank has agreed to work with AIB in providing €200 million for investment by small and medium

The long awaited plan to link Dublin’s two existing Luas lines moved one step closer today as the European Union’s bank

Paddy McKillen is suing NAMA amid claims the state agency breached his privacy and released confidential information in an ongoing

The Small Firms Association (SFA) has released the findings of its Spring Business Sentiment Survey. Commenting on the figures, SFA Acting

One of Northern Ireland’s largest building firms made profits of more than £4m in 2012, despite a 25% drop in

IBRC special liquidator Kieran Wallace has rejected an offer from property tycoon Paddy McKillen to repay €179m he owes the

County councils could lose millions of euro worth of bonds burned in the late night liquidation of the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation

Fine Gael TD for Wexford, Minister Paul Kehoe, has said the release of €90 million in LEADER funding by the

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