Judge dismisses charge against 17-year-old caught on way to home of would-be abuser

Charles Colthurst argues tourist hot spot and protected structure is ‘visually sensitive’

Aviation finance company posted profits of $6.95m

Ryan and Scott Fitzsimons operate hugely popular Minecraft channel

Roche posted pretax losses of €1.7m in 2018 and is set to make 132 employees redundant

Irish family-owned toy seller’s expanding UK operation reaches record €655.9m revenues

Increase in spite of sanctions imposed by US Treasury on the Limerick company’s parent

Pub group records revenues of €30m as publican describes trade as ‘steady’

Planning official criticises room layout and says numbers using kitchen/living area was ‘objectionable’

Pretax profit declines by 14 per cent to €4.08 million

Ride-hailing company employs 419 staff in Limerick operation, up from 288 in 2017

Bord Pleanála decision on Dublin application for 368 bed spaces is expected in December

Revenue rises by 17 per cent to €55 million

Labour Court finds Longford County Council unfairly dismissed Michael Neilon

Construction expected to start early next year

Redas Jonka (43) spared conviction over incident at SkyCourt shopping centre in Shannon

Challenges include Brexit, euro-sterling exchange and aggressive competitive activity

District Court told woman (38) took Xanax and alcohol before getting on board ‘to alleviate her fear of flying’

Workplace Relations Commmission finds firm discriminated against former director

Revenue recorded 915 such demands in 2018

Forest Laboratories Holdings is the Dublin-based subsidiary of the maker of Botox

Minister says scheme for sportspeople cost the State €2.4m over the decade to 2017

Bank secured planning for €300,000 sculpture at its €140m Dublin HQ

Company intends to build over 1,100 ‘build to rent’ units and more than 625 for sale homes

Staff numbers increase from 70 to 81 while directors’ pay rises to €337,000

Planning also granted for shops and cafes in Barrow Street office, despite local concerns

Revenue climbs 10 per cent at tour operator

Company accounts reveal that revenues increased by 12.6%, from $192.8m to $217m

Company supplies Apple with technology for iPhone and watch

Micheál Ryan and 156 other passengers died in Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 Max crash

International reputation means Ms Kennedy has counted Kylie, Beyonce and Meryl Streep as customers

Driver given a choice by a boss to retire or be fired after incident with elderly passenger

Numbers employed at software group’s Dublin office increased by 148 last year

Accounts for Slaney Foods and Irish Country Meats reveal healthy returns for processors

Builder hopes to start construction of scheme consisting of 611 apartments in 2020

Permission allows for 44 flats

Resort points to steady growth in revenue

Revenue at Aramark Ireland Holdings remained steady at €351 million last year

Revenues surge by 17% at firm that built the Central Bank last year

Payment processing firm bought by AIB and FDC joint venture earlier this year for €100m

Costs increase as event featured expanded programme

Revenues up 18% to €123m at Sandyford healthcare facility

Exceptional costs contribute to pretax loss

Doughnut store in Blanchardstown had average weekly revenues of almost €300,000 last year

Stadium operator paid €2m in dividends to IRFU and FAI

Accounts for hotel show revenues rose 5% but pre-tax profits declined to €366,271

Brill Management Ltd reports €369,000 loss resulting in accumulated profits falling 89%

Productions of Waiting for Godot and Sive contribute to revenue increase of 21 per cent

Companies behind Lemon & Duke and The Bridge 1859 enjoyed a lucrative year

Geraldine Ward discriminated against by two Galway B&Bs in the space of a few hours

Eddie Hobbs and his wife take pay cuts of 32% as revenue falls 4% at the Naas-based firm

Ravi Shukla said he never received notification to appear at WRC and will appeal ruling

Company told hearing woman had presided over significant growth

Accounts for Leixlip-based unit show revenues declined 17% to €157m in 12 months to the end of October

Lower gas prices also contribute to fall

Business pays out dividend of €3.63m

Metropolitan Films’s 2018 tax credits went towards Vikings and Into the Badlands

Proposal for 174 apartments not a satisfactory urban design for site, appeals board says

Highest claim was more than €44,400 for travel, subsistence and incidentals

Mullingar native released first solo album in 2017 after leaving One Direction

Temporary use of six apartments near Grafton Street for short-term letting denied

Chip giant asks An Bord Pleanála to use its powers to dismiss appeal against $4bn investment plan

Accounts show profits of €245,875 for the 12 months until the end of September 2018

Revenues fall by 18% to €8.1m in 2018

Workplace Relations Commission awards woman maximum possible amount for sexual harassment

The Dutch company sells clothing and accessories under the ‘McGREGOR’ brand, and says the brand’s story started in the early 1920s

Seven personal injury actions dismissed or withdrawn in rear-ending car accident

Judge awards costs against plaintiff, saying 14-year-old’s injury caused by accident

Former rugby player generates income from rugby punditry and corporate speaking

German retailer clelbrated opening of 200th outlet

Donegal singer has sold more than 10 million records over the course of his career

Golf course’s plan to install coastal protection has met with objections

Allen family’s hotel and cookery school report operating profit of €62,134 for 2018

It is the second time a potential bid from Radio Kerry for Clare FM has collapsed

Judge stuck out criminal damage charge saying to be trapped in a lift is a very frightening experience

Bord Pleanala gives Bartra Capital planning permission for Co Dublin site

Postmortem concluded man died from severe skull damage consistent with incident

Revenues at UK travel group’s Irish arm up 9% in ‘exceptionally good trading year’

Airspace Investments and subsidiaries book €14.1 million pretax profit

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