Business

High Court confirms it will quash bid when it comes into court, following proceedings taken by industry representative body

Government submits two emergency planning applications for temporary plants in Huntstown, Co Dublin and North Wall in capital’s docks

Iseq overall index drops 2% with building materials companies among the worst performers

Four Caribbean-registered companies already suing in alleged €2 billion conspiracy-to-defraud case

Accord hopes to safeguard data transfers while addressing concerns that saw European court rule against two previous arrangements

Robbie Williams, Bob Dylan, Sigrid and Kendrick Lamar among acts due to perform at Dublin venue

the real restructuring that’s ahead of Credit Suisse – at a time when financial markets are volatile – will be difficult.

Negotiations will aim to resolve intellectual property dispute and examine future of French group’s stake

Scheme’s scale, bulk and height would adversely impact on the setting and character of the adjoining Royal Hospital Kilmainham, council says

Existing planning permission expires next year

Bank of Ireland sees record current account openings as 61 branches set to open at weekends to support customers

Patrizia’s acquisition of the Eight Building in Newmarket Square brings value of Irish portfolio to €830m

Aran Woollen Mills has its roots in providing employment for local women. Now owner Vincent Hughes is planning an expansion to meet modern demands

Manufacturing output rises by 8.1% as prevalence of pharmaceutical firms helps Ireland defy deteriorating international outlook.

About 85% of industry professionals do not believe white collar crime is sufficiently enforced in Ireland, survey finds