Simon Coveney

Plans to draw up national offshore wind strategy also on agenda

Paul Johnston believes Ireland manages to combine a great deal of pride in being a successful modern republic with a great deal of underlying affection for the UK

Under proposed new laws, workers will have a stronger hand, and greater emphasis will be put on employers’ obligations

Women of Honour says draft terms of reference for planned statutory inquiry into allegations of bullying, sexual abuse and physical abuse in the forces are too narrow

Haeseo Yoon claims decision to find that tattoo artists are not legally entitled to work permits amounts to an error of law

Report recommends three-day ‘pause period’ for women seeking abortion services be no longer mandatory

Government’s Digital Services Bill faced pre-legislative scrutiny from TDs on Wednesday

Growth at record level of 19% last year

Gym owner Darren Service accused of driving gunmen to scene of hijacking linked to loyalist paramilitaries

The three-day waiting period for abortion: the case for retention

Youths attacked PSNI Landrover during illegal march through Creggan on Monday

IDA Ireland survey shows 500% increase in share of AI talent between 2016 and 2022

Accountancy firm took over Baker Tilly’s Irish business last month

President Biden’s visit next week will encourage a return to power-sharing in the North, says Coveney

An independent report into problems in the Defence Forces was released this week and its damning findings have caused a political storm

US company provides pdf and eSignature products

US firms reducing capital investment outside North America

American Chamber of Commerce Ireland sees housing as biggest challenge at present

New centre of excellence established in Cork City

Minister for Enterprise Simon Coveney informed of collective redundancy plan as outsourcing giant moves to shrink global workforce by 19,000 people

Opposition ‘pairs’ arranged for absences of Helen McEntee, Simon Coveney and Joe Carey

Energy company reveals likely carbon emissions impact of flights by Irish Ministers

US-headquartered company has already outgrown its original EMEA base in Dublin

Martin to brief Cabinet on Defence Forces participation in the UN Disengagement Observer Force

Holly Cairns hasn’t put a foot wrong, apart from her first single

We are incapable of accurately counting our housing output with a variance between methods of 6,100 for 2022

Therese Healy on her challenges as Ireland’s first ambassador to Ukraine at a time the Kremlin wants to wipe it off the map

Any Other Business: Michael O’Leary on Polish politicians, a shortage of spa therapists, IDA’s search for a CEO, and speculation at RTÉ

Minister for Enterprise expects job growth from multinationals this year

Retailer says it is looking to build on its almost double-digit growth in market share

Minister for Transport warns consequences for drone abuse include seven years in prison after disruptions at Dublin Airport

Company with presence in Ireland since 1990 employs about 5,000 in Cork, Limerick and Dublin

Industry is under severe pressure on multiple fronts, from a threatened VAT increase to housing policies that are leaving far too few beds for tourists

Party’s deputy leader Simon Coveney warns that some elements want to use migration issue to stoke tensions

Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform expected to make Dáil statement today explaining 2016 expenses omission

Nearly 3,500 net new jobs created at companies supported by Enterprise Ireland initiative, with 84% of them outside Dublin region

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Minister says Rishi Sunak’s appointment as prime minister prompted change in the UK’s approach to negotiations

Agreement negotiated by Ireland and Norway to keep humanitarian aid flowing from Turkey into northwest Syria remains precarious

Ecommerce giant previously had plans to bring its overall Irish headcount to 5,000