Storm forced organisers to cancel the biggest day of the event last September

Ten-storey development subject of claim related to effects on light for existing buildings

Kenneth Folman convicted of careless driving at Bunratty in Co Clare

Company’s profits fall 1% to €4.9m as revenues increase 4% last year

Latest accounts show the company’s pre-tax profits almost doubled to €546,865

Profit after tax and dividends totals €182,173 for 12 months to end of August 2018

Irish Tourism boss says Marlet plan would impact on Guinness Storehouse experience

Grounding of the Boeing aircraft has resulted in the loss of 13 services per week at Shannon

Production company reports fourfold rise in pretax profits as RTÉ confirms 13th series

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Bord Pleanála cites concerns over noise

Profits at Michelin-starred venue hit €520,000

Co-owner of Merrion Hotel’s turnover rises 4% to £41.18m

WRC says action was not aggressive but that it was ‘disrespectful, offensive and humiliating’

Pre-tax profits dip to €153,000 at Grafton Street store

Blogger and businesswoman Suzanne Jackson is co-owner of SanFran Cosmetics Ltd

Glen Electric, one of North’s largest employers with 4,780 staff, warns of Brexit concerns

Up to 100,000 golf fans expected to spend €7m in spruced-up Clare village

EY to carry out review as new loans drawn down through SBCI slumped by 68% last year

Bono, the Edge and Paddy McKillen snr will continue to retain ownership of the hotel building

Pre-tax profits increase by 57 per cent to £7.78 million

Man admits having child abuse material after book found on bedside locker

Employee took case against fashion firm after incident at meeting witnessed by colleague

Evan Talty of Wild Irish Seaweeds is veteran of Dragons’ Den

Coroner says Robbie Conway’s heart stopped after cocktail of methadone and liquid heroin

Jepview to add four floors to Malt House building in Dublin’s docklands

Permission granted for 10-storey development at Boston Sidings site

Fifty Shades Ltd recorded revenues of £15.4m in year to October last

Figures show €15.5m remains unpaid by in tax, penalties and interest from 2018

Man had job for seven weeks in January and February, which is busiest time year, WRC told

Average payment of €535 paid by almost 13,500 companies

Vet said that she was taken aback by the welfare conditions

Property is now for sale for €50m after owners purchased it for €27m in 2014

David Quinn convicted of distribution of child pornography

Builder lodges plans for changes to four houses close to Fitzpatrick residence

Mother ran onto pitch and performed CPR helping to resuscitate him, medical study found

Worker’s role was to confront non-compliance within the Revenue’s rules

Thomas Reid has long been a thorn in side of US microchip giant on planning matters

Legal and other experts paid €7.1m so far

Man given seven-month prison term for attack on ‘vulnerable citizen’ in Co Clare

Minister for Enterprise defends agency as securing ‘valuable and job-rich investment’

Gabriel Makhlouf due to take up post in September

Sgt Donal Cronin was injured while trying to restrain prisoner in a violent struggle

Member of the Congregationalist Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster took case against NTA

WRC rejects contention that language ‘was banter’

Numbers visiting Co Clare attraction forecast to rise to 2m a year by 2025, tender states

Proposal to sell apartments to DLR County Council is part of two fast-track applications

Site ‘overwhelmed’ by visitor numbers which are projected to rise

Ernst & Young Services (Ireland) Ltd’s profits fall 86% to €57,000 despite rise in revenues

Troubled retailer employs 1,373 with hundreds more working in concession outlets

Network of 87 branches sees pre-tax profits of Irish arm of UK pharmacy rise to €24.1m

Aircraft maintenance group sees a 1% decline in revenue

Food service wholesaler achieves gross margin level of 25.5 per cent

Bus Éireann ‘would have to close altogether’ if claim by Limerick man (77) succeeded

Patient was in dentist chair had received anaesthetic when service withdrawn

Retailer’s Irish ‘click and collect’ channel now accounts for close to 10% of sales

Restaurateur unhappy with plans for new restaurant

Eight-storey development on Nassau Street approved despite strong local opposition

WRC rules worker subjected to discrimination and harassment at Dublin company

Group includes The Stag’s Head and Kehoe’s in Dublin

Aviva winning 80% of cases it defends in courts after tenfold increase in scrutiny staff

Brexit cited for causing uncertainty as advertising is increased at Co Cork operation

Not-for-profit appeals contribution sought by Dublin council over €10m expansion plan

Judge says the airport ground handler engaged in a practice ‘that was costing the Irish taxpayer a considerable amount of money ’

Strong showing by Fianna Fáil which takes 13 seats in 28-seat chamber

Sabra Management among string of successful firms run by former rugby players

Total bill to the DPP for the three-strong counsel team was almost €300,000

Landlord offers to sell 43 Sandyford units to Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council

Move brings total potential investment at Co Kildare facility to €8bn

Pat Kenny Media Services posts accumulated profits up €167,144 on previous year

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Plan for historic building opposed by An Bord Pleanála’s own inspector

Scheme given green light by council includes two supermarkets, 130 homes and cinema

Both sides agreed that first thing said by manager at interview was, ‘so you’re deaf?

Tania McCarthy, a mother-of-four, stole €520 of goods from Boots and €34 from a Centra

Sky Handling Partner ordered to pay former worker €15,000 over discriminatory decision

This would form part of plans to construct 554 apartments at a site in Dublin’s docklands

Council has concerns about scale, mass and height of planned extension for Dublin hotel

Agency would not be drawn on reasons behind purchase, easily its biggest of 2018

Man was sacked for gross misconduct after an investigation upheld 14 of 17 complaints

Award of almost €40,000 after unjust dismissal in dispute with male colleague ‘Tony’

Gym business founded by former Dunnes Stores director posts €5m operating profit

Cheeverstown House Ltd also dismissed Mercy Oshin for carrying patient to safety

State to sign €3bn broadband contract ‘and we don’t have money for man who needs treatment’

Market shares declines slightly at Murdoch-owned local radio stations

Corrib Gas Partners invested more than €3.6bn in the project before gas started to flow

Accounts filed by Blinder Films show €255k in Irish Film Board development loans

Goods sold through direct sales, a pop-up shop and auctions

Six large-scale applications put to planning board, with majority in Dublin

Mind the Gap profits rise to €245,000 on back of buoyant year for the business

Profits at iconic Dublin music pub, where The Dubliners played, increase 52% in 2018

HSE employee Andrew Long (36) placed choke hold on Mary Nihill and Elise McMahon

Accounts show Galway hotel’s profit surge comes on the back of 10% rise in sales to €5.36m

Operating profits at Telfer Ltd advance 25% to €1.5m while revenue climbs 5% to €8.5m

Spencer Dock 576-unit project is developer’s biggest post-crash proposal to Bord Pleanála

The entertainer and his wife have received almost €2m in dividends from the company over the past two years

Denis O’Brien associated company had sought permission to add five floors

Profits up $76m after merger to increase branch numbers across Europe due to Brexit

Dr Selim ‘got caught up in wave of negative publicity’ – Workplace Relations Commission

Plans lodged to rejuvenate Dame Street hotel and pub venue as part of €10m expansion