ESB profits soar
ESB has announced profits after tax of €194m for 2012 and said it invested €765m in infrastructure projects during the
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MOYNIHAN CALLS FOR MINISTER TO ACT IN MISCANTHUS ROW
Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Michael Moynihan TD, has expressed his concern for the future of
Read More€40m Islamic Cultural centre gets the green light
Development work is expected to get under way early next year on an Islamic Cultural Centre including a large mosque at Clongriffin
Read More19 Ministers travelling to 21 countries to take part in over 150 business events and 30 high-level political meetings as part of St Patrick’s Day “Promote Ireland” programme
The Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Eamon Gilmore T.D., and the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation,
Read MoreGovernment fails to appoint building sector representative to Action Plan for Jobs Industry Partners panel
The Taoiseach and the Minister for Jobs today [Tuesday] announced the appointment of 6 Industry Partners to assist with the
Read MoreBAM UK wins race for £300m Google London HQ
BAM Construct has been named preferred bidder for a £300m contract to build a new HQ for internet giant Google
Read MoreIrish Employment Monitor reports that the number of new professional jobs in the market in January 13 increased by 42% from December 12
The latest Morgan McKinley Irish Employment Monitor shows that new job opportunities for professionals in Ireland increased by 42% from
Read MoreHogan’s approval for major works on €20m Roscommon water scheme projects welcome
Local Government TD Frank Feighan has welcomed the Environment Minister’s decision to give Roscommon County Council the go-ahead to invite
Read MoreIreland remains the most globalised western economy
Ireland is the world’s third most globalised nation in terms of GDP, and remains the most globalised nation in the
Read MoreAn Taisce launches report highlighting the public costs of poor planning
An Taisce’s report, published today, highlights the true cost of bad planning, showing that Dublin City Council has wasted €40
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