Housebuilder expects to get €33.4m for 71 social housing units at 702-unit city centre development

Carmelite Order secured up to €35 million when it sold eight acres of land in Dublin in 2019, it us understood

Planning permission granted for 224 residential units in Saggart

Project is a joint venture between John Sisk and Ireland Strategic Investment Fund

Group owned by three Irish billionaires updates on Covid as it reports 25% rise in profit

Imposing building featured in TV adaptation of Normal People

Church of Ireland pupils from local primary school were favoured for admission

Adjudication officer makes maximum possible compensation to Yvonne O’Rourke

Airline calls on Government to offer incentives to encourage passenger recovery

Westridge Real Estate lodged plans for offices, 299 apartments on DIT Kevin Street site

Approval the latest twist in five-year planning saga for Supermac’s chief Pat McDonagh

Three appeals lodged against permission for big expansion of the capital’s Central Hotel

Operations hit by a 25 increase in expenses

Staff member said he thought the naked female in the video was ‘the legal age’

Entrepreneur who managed Boyzone and Westlife voluntarily liquidated his company

Motorist pleaded guilty to failing to provide specimen to test for drink driving

Resort paid over €100,000 for catering for gardaí protecting president on two-night stay

Company’s corporate tax liability increased three-fold to €173.22 million

Appeal by mixed martial arts superstar has been thrown out

Laois hotel in lavishly restored Regency mansion books rise in revenues

Bartra Capital secures planning permission for a €25 million site on Merrion Rd

Company had reported losses in previous two years

Luxury Clare hotel to open only at weekends until restrictions on inter-county travel lifted

Social network giant pays $200m in dividends and $69m in tax

‘We are running out of places to dance,’ says councillor objecting to plans

Drop in green-fee cash exposes club’s over-reliance on overseas visitors – chairman

Tayto Snacks buys 10 per cent of Ireland’s total potato crop

Sky Ireland boosted by Sports Extra and growth from existing businesses including Now TV

Company ‘has performed in line with expectations’

Company has made Westport ‘Botox capital of the world’ amid €2.7bn in revenue in 2019

Man says he was never in rent arrears and could not understand why landlord would not sign HAP form

Merrion Road development has attracted 38 objections

Administrators said dividend to rise from 2p in pound to up to 30p

Call for Minister for Justice to bring an end to ‘ongoing prejudice’

Hospital reports 16% increase in revenues as organisation records 130,000 patient visits

Kiely and husband Dermott Rowan served as directors when business collapsed in 2018

Passenger numbers plummeted by 90% during summer due to pandemic

Local authority asks developers to submit revised plans for project at Kiely’s site

Musician plans live streamed gig to raise money for touring crew out of work due to pandemic

Sheila O’Flanagan told planners of concern she’d be under observation by students

Women’s Aid and Dublin Rape Crisis Centre welcome move on remote evidence

Dublin City Council says plan is best way to secure long-term conservation of building

‘No income is coming in. We have to close everything. It is difficult’

Shane Gibbons told Co Clare court injuries caused by demonic possession or self-harm

Five-star hotel has reduced the number of rooms on offer from 83 to 60 due to Covid-19 protocols

Shift to licensing deal with Allied Imports contributed to loss of €422,011 last year

‘Staff have the obvious incentive to bend the rules,’ worker tells the Workplace Relations Commission

Man at centre of case had dementia and behaviour was ‘alcohol-fuelled’, WRC found

Mother says evidence she gave to court previously about husband being violent ‘is all lies’

Donnybrook plan would include 100 bedrooms

Cairn Homes to spend €338m on nine-block complex in Dublin 4

Dublin City Council planners separately recommend approval of 614-home scheme

Mother tells court husband raped daughter while on holiday last month

Appeals board gives green light to development at Eglinton Road

Educate Together schools to be built on Rosyln Park College campus in Sandymount

Group’s two Dublin bar-restaurants have seen ‘very minimal’ uptick since reopening

Plan for 290-unit development near south Dublin village includes nine-storey block

Pre-tax profits at the company last year increased by 33% to €4.13m

Ballsbridge, Rathmines, Dún Laoghaire and Castleknock projects have faced opposition

Planned expenditure comes against background of projected 80% decline in visitors

Permission granted by Dublin City Council in spite of opposition

Bartra Capital intends to build 111-bed shared co-living development in Ballsbridge

Employees at State-owned regulator received 9% of total pay in performance-related income

Waste firm’s staff costs fell to €9.3m in 2019 with employee count down from 277 to 256

Irish musician sees live performance income severely impacted by Covid-19 restrictions

‘We would be observed like animals in a zoo,’ neighbours claim

Growth in subscribers to legal streaming services led to 20.8% rise in revenue

Residents would need to book one-hour slots for kitchen to comply with virus restrictions

Socially distant couples allowed to blow kisses instead

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman lodges appeal to An Bord Pleanála over project

Pandemic has been ‘catastrophic’ for the music industry, says Eleanor McEvoy 

Claims paid out by largest health insurer in State rose by €57 million in 2019

Group’s Irish Dog Foods currently closed due to Covid-19 outbreak at Naas processing plant

Mother told governor she first heard of death of her son on Facebook, report shows

AOI is registered at Holyhill campus in Cork and covers most Apple non-US subsidiaries

Absence of office workers and tourists is hitting Doheny & Nesbitt’s hard

Vision Independent Productions launched two new formats in 2019, a ‘strong year for TV’

The airline operated 259 flights over 14 weeks in largest cargo operation by air in history of the State

Irish business of studio giant amplified by annual revenue rise of 7%

Q4PR was one of over 50 third parties to share in payments totalling €213.88m

Meath County Council had given project green light

Man also accused of swinging baby overhead and to the ground, barely missing steel pole

Covid-19 is causing revenue from manuscript exhibition to plummet from 2019’s €12.7m

Court told husband wanted proof wife was not with other men

Dublin City Council gives go-ahead for nine blocks despite opposition

Project Montrose plan includes 611 apartments in blocks of four to 10 storeys high

Cash reserves at night club business had risen to €63.7m

Council has ‘serious concerns’ over height, scale and massing of six-storey development

Thirty-year-old Clare woman jailed for six months for assault on two paramedics

Ex-Anglo banker retained home after being declared bankrupt in 2010 with €147m debts

Department paid lawyers brief fees even though all non-urgent criminal cases were adjourned

Judge likens burial plot row to a story by John B. Keane as he strikes out case

Judge says fortunate at least two of attacks by Pavel Kratochvil did not end up as fatalities

IAA staff will deliver savings as agency deals with ‘collapse’ in revenues due to Covid-19

Council give go-ahead for facility on site of Begley’s Fruit Market

Impact of Covid-19 significant across six months but no clarity on longer-term effect

Authors of journal paper state baby girl ‘requires multidisciplinary healthcare team care’

Plans for car park were put on hold after Government heritage officials lodged appeal

Plateau Records cash reserves rise to €896,685 as singer shares pay of €261,000

Dublin City Council would pay €30m for the block at Project Montrose in Donnybrook