Pay to Red C’s five directors last year grew from €776,069 to €1.079m

Revenue at Galway firm grew by 16% to €45m

Online giant’s pretax profits increased by more than 30 per cent to €39.46m

City council move comes following request from advisers to developer Johnny Ronan’s

Revised plan includes extra measures such as opaque glazing

Move is latest round of brand battle between US fast food giant and Galway’s Supermac’s

Workplace Relations Commission heard mother of two abused after she applied for rent supplement

The 82 and 77 year-olds have been denied bail over St Patrick’s Day incident

Period coincides with cyber attack on logistics company’s parent

Fridays for Future: ‘These are our lives that are being put in danger. Politicians, do something’

Employee claims her job was advertised when she was on sick leave while pregnant

Judge says woman avoided ‘horrific collision’ by braking to avoid accused’s car on M18

William Fry has received €3.1m over past 5 years

Report refers to allegations at Dóchas centre on Mountjoy campus in Dublin

Tusla seeks such orders when a child is believed to be at immediate risk

Planned million sq ft centre will be largest in west of Ireland since ill-fated Apple facility

Kildare County Council is due to make a decision on the Intel application before the end of this month

WRC finds man (53) was unfairly dismissed after not being provided with right to reply

Previous action by Thomas Reid over extending Leixlip plant was focus of documentary

WRC finds no redundancy situation and says process hasty

Accounts filed by Canadian operator Vermilion Energy highlight the jump in income in 2018 at the Mayo gas field

Salesforce to create 1,500 jobs in the docklands over next 5 years

Court heard driver, who had no experience of driving and no driving licence, fled scene after crash

Woman was asked during interview how she would settle into ‘young’ workplace

Central Bank of Ireland, Nama, NTMA and Revenue all paid for staff to attend Dublin event last year

Irish subsidiary recorded a 36 per cent increase in pre-tax profits to €3.39m last year

The Last Jedi had scenes involving Mark Hamill’s Luke Skywalker character at Skellig Michael

Evan Toomey arrived at house after being called an ‘eejit’ on Facebook, judge hears

While pub generates sales from tourists, 75% of its business comes from Irish people

Dublin restaurant fears building work will deter customers and jeopardise business

Widow calls for greater farmer awareness on killer bug

Accounts show accumulated profits at agency chaired by Terry Prone rose to €844,422

Broadcaster is third highest paid in RTÉ

Maria Browne had expressed worries over seven-storey building overlooking her offices

Pembroke Road Residents’ Association refers to office projects being ‘plonked’ down

Union says pharma firm scheme worth €1,800 to each affected worker

Profits down 72% for year to end of March 2018

Bookie to pay out a total of €10,100 to 11 employees while others set to claim

Numbers employed by the company in 2017 increased from 231 to 307, with staff costs rising from €1.3m to €3.9m

Minister confirms 15 charges directed by DPP on indictments concerning ODCE inquiries

Dublin City Council says 29,000 third-party objections were ‘unpublished in error’

Judge imposes jail terms on 12 members and associates of Sherlock and Molloy families

Goodman family plans redevelopment of Setanta Centre on Nassau Street

Incorrect claims for credits leading to backlog of claims being processed

Declan Sherlock was on High Court bail when he hi-jacked car owned by couple

Revenues up by 7% to €11.4m for 2018 – the ‘best year’ to date for the enterprise

People Before Profit representatives lodge appeal against the 185-bedroom project

Daughter of patient was unable to wake worker who was asleep on two chairs

State agencies together employ 22 people earning between €200,000 and €300,000

Infant’s maternal aunt was paid by sister to look after baby and two siblings at the time

WRC awards woman €5,000 over ‘puzzling’ breach of trust and contract by employer

Commission for Regulation of Utilities reduced its deficit to €1.09m as revenues increased by 6% to €15.9m

Revenues at bank increased to $142m while it had $307bn of assets under custody here

Filth, aggression, rudeness and taking of long routes among customer discontent reasons

‘Coaster 2021’ ride will help projected visitor numbers to Tayto Park increase by 15 per cent

‘Man-guarding services’ account for 26 per cent of cleaning and services group’s income

Revenue up for airport transport provider, as passenger numbers and routes increase

Despite increase, pre-tax profits down 18% for firm known for vacuums and hair dryers

Beulah Print and Design argued its refusal to provide service based on Christian beliefs

Johnny Ronan’s Spencer Dock company had net liabilities totalling more than €401m

Revenues rise but Mercantile Group incurs exceptional costs of €3.1m

Accumulated profits fall of 37% indicates sizeable dividend payment

Directors say Co Cork five-star hotel will become profitable in coming years

Utility pleaded guilty to allowing deleterious matter to go into the Ballcorrigan stream

Latest accounts for Irish aviation recruiter show revenues rose by 7% to €135m

Galway manufacturing group says results for 2018 ‘very positive’

WRC finds man dismissed after pot noodle spillage on child was denied fair procedure

‘Terminating someone’s employment, on the basis of age, is discriminatory,’ commission says

An Bord Pleanála rejects its own inspector’s recommendation on €40m development

Other top performers at Dublin venue include Kylie, Niall Horan and Andrea Bocelli

Bord Pleanála grants Wicklow production base of ‘Vikings’approval for five new studios and support space

Businessman turned down in row over public access to waterfront next to planned U2 visitor centre

Irish Rail dismissed David Hunt (37) by letter while he was in prison in 2016 after telling him he was unable to fulfill his contr(...)

Westmeath-based business sees turnover jump 38 per cent to €283 million

Accounts for Aquarius Productions show rise of €37,288 in 12 months to end February

Accumulated profits at economist’s Iconic Media Ltd increased to €627,705 last year

Maria Browne says proposed nearby block is too tall and could jeopardise State privacy

Schrems data privacy case costs Data Protection Commissioner €1.928m to date

Bord Pleanála refuses planning permission on four-storey Exchange Street development

Centre in Dublin docklands ‘will upgrade one of the most prominent locations in the city’, local authority planner said

Some 86 TV and film productions got tax reliefs here last year, according to Revenue

Revenues at Karen Millen up 5% last year but fell 4% at the sister fashion retailer

Formerly owned by Bill Cullen and Jackie Lavin, the Kerry hotel recorded an operating profit of €214,157

Firm, which has ceased trading, gave worker redundancy notice four weeks into recovery

Fourfold profit increase at group following 2016 acquisition of 12 hotels

Shareholders in Brazilian-based aircraft manufacturer will vote on proposed $5.25bn sale of business to Boeing

Judge warns any further posts will lead to 14-day prison sentence

DAA says allowing noise-sensitive development within inner airport noise zone would contravene national, regional and local policy

Staff numbers employed by the business were reduced from 300 to 271

Cost-cutting helps narrow losses as revenue rises 3% to €52 million

Business records pre-tax loss of €776,240, down 28% on 2017

Medical inflation and lower reimbursement rates by insurers contribute to decline

Work expected to begin shortly on eight-storey hotel next to concert venue

By 2023, 3,000 rooms could be opened in city in addition to 699 being built, study says

Kerry native said it was ‘unfair’ to expect him to have enhanced skill for manicures as a man

Brother of former Tipperary hurling manager and Catholic Church to receive payout

The amount was by far the largest single donation made by the AIF in 2017

MMA fighter encounters more resistance in efforts to protect name and sports ventures

Bird sees first rise in numbers since 2014, attributed to last year’s warm weather

WRC awards €26,000 to man dismissed after raising bullying concerns with employer