Month: May 2013

The volume of residential property sales jumped by 14%, on a year-on-year basis, during the first quarter of the year,

The stagnant Dublin office market is in line for a crucial shot in the arm with the decision by the

The state’s main banks will likely need a further €20bn in capital, economist Jim Power has forecast. At the launch

The Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, TD, officially opened the Irish Sport HQ at the National Sports Campus in Blanchardstown.  He was

Funding for a new £14m cross-border bridge has been given the go-ahead by N. Ireland Finance Minister Sammy Wilson. The

Investing €1 billion in the construction sector would create at least 10,000 jobs and would lead to at least half

The former boss of the Jurys Doyle hotel group is lining up financial backing to bankroll hotel acquisitions in Ireland by

European shares rose today, with investors in Britain catching up with the previous day’s gains after returning from a long

The Minister for Health Dr. James Reilly TD, together with Minister Alex White and Minister Kathleen Lynch, today (Monday 27

The Pyrite Resolution Board, established by the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government, Mr. Phil Hogan, T.D., has