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The euro nursed heavy losses early in Asia on Thursday, having suffered its biggest one-day fall in nearly a year

Power company EirGrid expects to have a new application for its controversial North-South 400kV interconnector ready before the end of

At its meeting with the Joint Committee on Jobs, Enterprise & Innovation, ISME, the Irish Small & Medium Enterprises Association,

The Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton TD, announced today (Wednesday) that he has secured Government agreement to

SIPTUm the countries largest trade union rejected a new public sector pay deal on Tuesday and warned the government that it would face

Ireland’s planned exit from the `troika’ lending programme at the end of this year will give Ireland a major’reputational boost’ overseas,

Scores of Australian investors have filed a second class-action lawsuit against Standard & Poor’s (S&P), claiming the ratings agency misled

Ecocem Ireland, specialist producer of GGBS (ground franulated blast furnace slag) eco-friendly cement and low-carbon concrete, has announced the appointment

Clonakilty’s sewerage system is overloaded, due in part to major housing development in the town during the Celtic Tiger. For

The level of unfair competition from ‘black economy operators’ is on the increase and is likely to rise further due