Health and safety ‘gone mad’ as council workers suspended over filling pothole
Three County Council workers have been suspended after filling a pothole without the required number of workers, reports the Journal.
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PLAN TO PIPE MORE SEWAGE INTO DUBLIN BAY FACING LEGAL CHALLENGE
Dublin City Council will have to await the outcome of a major legal challenge to its proposed €270m Ringsend scheme
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FERMOY was this week given another potential jobs boost as it emerged permission is being sought for a multi-million euro
Read MoreBewley’s Grafton Street rent ‘must fall to market value’
A High Court judge has ruled that the rent payable by Bewley’s Oriental Café in Grafton Street, Dublin, to its
Read MoreGaelectric completes €65 million funding round for on-shore wind energy portfolio
Irish renewable energy generation and energy storage group, Gaelectric, has raised €65 million in funding for its portfolio of on-shore
Read MorePublic invited to have their say on future planning in Dublin’s Docklands
The public can have their say on a new Draft Plan for a critical section of the Dublin Docklands over
Read MoreUpdate on progress on the pyrite resolution process
Minister for the Environment, Community & Local Government Mr Phil Hogan TD speaking in Ashbourne today provided an update on
Read MoreKentz profits soar
Irish engineer Kentz Corp today reported a 32pc rise in full-year profit as demand for its services from the oil
Read MoreCRH positive about the future on release of results
CRH’s operations across the globe faced mixed economic circumstances during 2012. In their main markets, there was an ongoing improvement in
Read MoreVaradkar launches new design manual for urban roads and streets
Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Leo Varadkar has today launched a new design manual that will significantly alter our
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