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Government policies and curbs on electricity grid access creating continued uncertainty, say data centre operators
Payment to Denis O’Connor comes 27 years after the inquiry was established
PwC did not correct ‘incomplete’ advice when UL clarified a question on stamp duty, report finds
Dáil committee told that ‘key information’ was not available before deal exceeding €11m was approved in 2022
UL spent more than €11m on student homes 3km from campus but university president has acknowledged institution ‘paid significantly above market price’
Although UL’s governing authority agreed to pay €10.9m, the price rose by €1.08m in the final contract signed only nine days later
Prof Niamh Brennan’s long-awaited report on RTÉ is said to have exercised ‘restraint’ on question of apportioning blame on individuals
Such demands come as Fingal County Council separately considers the DAA’s €1.5 billion plan to bring Dublin Airport’s annual capacity to 40 million passengers
Minister for Media says the reports on corporate governance, contractors and operation of barter account are ‘very, very dense’ and will take a number of days to go through
Concern about the escalating level of applications from China was a key driver of the decision to close ‘golden visas’ scheme for millionaire immigrants
Department of Justice has released key details in an audit report that called for stronger controls years before scheme was scrapped
Disputed letter challenged election editorial on populist prime minister Narendra Modi which criticised crackdown on free speech and opposition parties
Deal comes amid tension in energy sector over regulatory constraints on data centres, which consume huge amounts of electricity
Mark Foley, who stepped down on Monday, is due before the District Court in October
Redacted versions of report on planning body circulated to several individuals last month seen by some recipients as data breach