Properties affected by defective blocks will have to meet damage threshold to access new scheme
Expert group says there should be extensive pattern cracking of at least 1.5mm
Flashpoints emerge over Government plan to tackle mica crisis
Resistance among campaigners to multiple parts of scheme
Workers in the transport, logistics and distribution sectors deserve great credit, says Tánaiste
Q&A with Tánaiste Leo Varadkar, Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment
Leonard Engineering Brexit ready for eventual departure
Monaghan-based firm making certain of all those things that can be made certain
Most face masks to protect against coronavirus do not meet standards
Consumers told to look for ‘SWiFT 19’ approval mark on any masks they buy
Blockchain hackathon among multiple tech events going online
Irish technology forum organisers to go virtual as Covid-19 crisis curtails physical events
Restaurants contemplate summer reopening, coronavirus permitting
Having being shut for more than a month, restaurant owners have little appetite to reopen only to lose even more money
Drivers should use breathalysers for morning after – Michael Healy-Rae
Gardaí made 445 arrests on suspicion of intoxicated driving over New Year period
State’s bid to become key blockchain player gets major boost
Dublin to host event where standards for blockchain technology will be discussed
Students warned of dangers in rented accommodation
NSAI urges students to ensure their housing meets health and safety requirements
Widow wins four-year battle to have pyrite in home removed
One year on: campaigners frustrated over State ‘inertia’ as many remain in limbo
Pyrite home owners fear being pushed out of repair scheme
Owners believe new classification system will make it harder to secure remediation works
OPW keeping costs down in high-rent Dublin, chairman says
‘I don’t think we’ve crossed the €500/sq m mark yet,’ says Maurice Buckley
Fish plant penalised €45,000 for tampering with weighing scales
Director of Killybegs-based Norfish Ltd given six-month suspended prison sentence
Campaigners criticise Government scheme for pyrite-affected homes
Call for State assistance to properties badly damaged by ‘pyritic heave’ to be broadened
Pyrite tests will restrict access to compensation, say householders
National Standards Authority of Ireland says change will reduce ambiguity in system
New chairman hired for the Office of Public Works
Maurice Buckley ‘looking forward to taking charge of the OPW and bringing the mix of international business and management experience’
Tattoos and dangers: myth or reality?
About 36% of people younger than 40 years have at least one tattoo
New bin charges: When, why and how much will it cost?
Q&A: Everything you need to know about the new pay-by-weight refuse collection system
Use of certified standards helps boost turnover - study
New NSAI survey shows big jump in number of organisations gaining certification
Ireland’s confusing towing rules explained
Weight is the key factor if you’re towing a trailer on our roads
Flaws in shop scales, taxi meters highlighted in standards report
NSAI inspects 128 complaints by consumers over inaccurate weights, measurements
Donegal fish factory has permit suspended amid weighing inquiry
Sea Fisheries Protection Authority begins investigation into Killybegs operation
High court halts legal action over food industry standards scheme
Judge says claim is ‘impossibly broad’
Sea Fisheries Authority suspends fish factory permit
Investigation follows allegations that weighing scales were tampered with in Dingle, Co Kerry
Swift Square offices fill up as Travelport takes 10-year lease
Buildings One and Two are now fully let
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