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The business group is calling for an urgent delivery of affordable and social housing, and a reduced reliance on the private market

Expenditure on hotels, bars, and restaurants went up by 5.7% year-on-year

Accumulated profits at the end of December last totalled €253m

Four-star hotel with 229 bedrooms to be rebranded as a Clayton Hotel

It remained about 1.2% higher later in the morning when it was declared that Donald Trump had won the election

The new US president's economic plans include tax cuts for corporations and import tariffs, both of which will be bad news for the Irish economy

Monthly increase of 0.1% driven by rising unemployment in the the 15 to 24 age group

The EU sells more goods to the US than it buys, leaving the US with a deficit of €158bn last year. Ireland accounted for €32bn of the deficit, as our US exports rapidly grew

This summer, Ardmore and Troy MD Elaine Geraghty told an Oireachtas committee: 'Since the removal of the [regional tax incentive] uplift, Troy has been almost 100% vacant'

The watchdog said the next Government will benefit from a falling public debt, high employment and strong corporation tax receipts

Large disparities in earnings even in sectors in which women dominate the workforce, according to new data from the CSO 

Retailers had a difficult summer when washout weather in the UK and Ireland affected purchases

Almost 60% of union members voted in favor of the accord, which includes a 38% wage increase over four years

Cork Airport also recorded its busiest October ever

Sales at Cavan-based insulation company Kingspan have grown 3% so far this year to €6.35bn following strong insulation sales boosted by ...

New mortgage lending at AIB has grown by 10% over the first nine months of the year to €3.1bn reflecting a market share of 36%, the company said in a ...

Mark Garvey has witnessed two managing directors take the helm of Glanbia and its expansion into a nutritional giant, particularly in the US

The Banking and Payments Federation Ireland also said the number of green loans issued increased by 5.1% to 1,314 compared to last year

New funding for more than 400 Irish companies is set to abate around 130,000 tonnes of CO2

The passenger cap this winter will make fare hikes 'inevitable'