Industrial Development Authority

Legislation to require specific, immediate use for land is identified before purchase

Thomas Reid fought in courts over compulsory purchase order for Co Kildare property

Films you should see at the tri-located 2018 Audi Dublin International Film Festival

Foreign direct investment totalled almost €93 million in 2016

Martin Shanahan critical of those advocating an Irexit-says it would hamper investment

Development agency says institutions including ‘an American bank’ agreed to move

Northwest gateway town also needs better infrastructure and regional connectivity

Dollar Exports Advisory Committee called for tax concession on profits from exports

Appeals had been lodged against decision of Galway County Council to grant planning

The final part in the series on the Irish Water project examines criticisms of the plans

To solve Dublin water shortages, plans are in train to build a 170km pipeline from the Shannon. Opponents say it will affect the entire length of the river

No Taoiseach since Éamon de Valera has been so culturally destructive. IDA Ireland understands far better the importance of our global image as a creative hub

Executive Gonzalez said some lands suggested by IDA had poor roads and broadband

Scheme has potential for 3,000 jobs and site earmarked on former Irish Glass Bottle plot

Thomas Reid’s victory will not affect compulsory purchase orders generally

Group’s first auction of 2015 takes place on February 18th and features 222 properties

Northern Ireland Office ‘seduced by DeLorean sales patter’ , says Queen’s University academic

Department of Finance exceeds deficit target for third successive year

David Went, chairman since 2007, announced his intention to retire earlier this year

A 16-year-old winner of the SAS Young Economist of the Year competition, at Kilkenomics, explains his research into youth unemployment in his home town of Ballina, Co Mayo

The economy had a huge boost when the policy of protectionism was finally abandoned in the 1950s