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Dublin-listed housebuilder, however, describes performance as strong given disruption

Dublin’s highest incidence in Blanchardstown and lowest is in Killiney

HSE statistics offer insight into 1,030 deaths across 167 residential facilities

Gardaí seek witnesses to crash on Easton Road at 9.50am on Saturday

Move from construction companies comes after ramped up coronavirus restrictions

Work continuing on several sites despite union calls for closure to protect workers

Chipmaker says suspension of buybacks will not impact on dividend payments

Rory O’Connor, one of Intel Ireland’s first employees, joined Leixlip plant in 1990

Major tech firms are swallowing up prime commercial property in the city centre

Two searches carried out in Kildare, Donegal after drugs, truck and car seized at Ardee

The US chip-maker this week got permission to build a new €3.6bn factory at its site in Leixlip

Further judicial challenge to permission has not been ruled out by objectors to the project

BMD’s accounts indicate 75% stake bought by Meptagon could have been worth €7m

Vegetarian Abbey Street eatery was one of eight closed by FSAI in July

Stabbing occurred in Leixlip on Tuesday morning

Amazon profit trounces estimates but sales forecast muted

Educate Together awarded patronage of seven new commuter belt schools

Development will include 220 kilo volt substation and new circuits at Leixlip plant

Year will be recalled as one in which capital came of age as tech hub

Gardaí fear resumption of Kinahan-Hutch feud violence over Christmas and New Year

Sister of Danielle Carroll addresses inaugural summer school in her honour

Stem offers many career paths to graduates but what sets it apart from other areas of study?

Accused said nothing except to confirm to the judge that it was his first time in court

Officers focusing on evidence of young children who saw her after school on day of killing

High Court action by Declan Homan, from Offaly, includes €400,000 lost earnings claim

Retired lecturer at Trinity College Dublin was the society’s national vice-president

Minister confirms review is underway on setting up semi-State body on housing

Homeless man died after being found unconscious on Dublin city centre street

City remains on critical state of alert as it tries to return to normal following bombing

Close attention will be paid to whether Trump’s policies have affected move

New homes schemes remain well below what is required but latest policy measures should offer a stimulus as more buyers enter the market

Focus Ireland says some Dublin families are unable to access emergency accommodation

About 350-400 staff and contractors leaving from Leixlip, Cork and Shannon operations

Large portion of departing staff are middle management

Intel managers indicate group may be prepared to cut between 350 and 400 positions In Ireland

Leixlip-based company is not making any comment on lay-off numbers as it begins one-on-one meetings

Workers told they would be notified ‘within 72 hours of 4 May’ if they were to lose jobs

Intel cutting 12,000 jobs globally as it struggles with falling demand for PCs

Assets in Dublin commuter zones total 128 acres and are linked to Albany Group

Marshfield House in Leixlip is back on the market seeking €1.7 million