The reliance of foreign firms on the economy has been further signalled with an IDA-backed management course aimed at training management for Irish subsidiaries ...
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Profits at the commercial firm operated by former Irish rugby captain, Jamie Heaslip last year more than doubled to €124,324.
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The fall of Theresa May pushed sterling slightly higher, but only after the currency had fallen sharply in the past week on the prospect her probable successor, ...
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Cork can be the most accessible city in Ireland if public transport, cycling and walking routes are implemented en masse, or it could become even more congested ...
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Pre-tax profits at the firm that operates Griffith College last year increased by 27% to €3.38m.
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The former boss of an international automotive parts manufacturing firm - whose main shareholder is registered in Sandyford, Dublin - is entitled to €1.5m worth ...
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The social network has reportedly been in talks with Bank of England governor Mark Carney and the US treasury.
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Irish-owned IT solutions and managed services company, Arkphire, has named Oliver Surdival as head of cloud services as part of its continuing growth strategy.
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Ireland Waste Water has achieved European certification for its water purification product Circle 7.
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VISITORS to the Bloom 2019 garden festival in Phoenix Park next week can expect sustainability to be one of the key themes.
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The suggestion came as the president rolled out another 16 billion dollars in aid for farmers hit by his trade policies.
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Conor Kane has been appointed as South East correspondent with RTÉ News.
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Job: The Tipperary Energy Agency wants to hire a graduate energy engineer.
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Ruden Homes, the Munster-based property development company, has appointed Peter Ruane and Robert Deane as directors to its board.
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Sterling slipped further and Irish shares fell sharply as fears of investors rose that the political turmoil in the UK will lead to Boris Johnson becoming leader, ...
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Hibernia Reit, the country’s largest stockmarket-listed office landlord, still has “the firepower” to make further significant acquisitions in ...
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A ban on drilling for oil and gas in Irish waters would seriously hamper the chance to economically develop large parts of rural Ireland, an international business ...
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This week the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) issued a number of warnings to Irish policymakers.
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Shares in the UK pub and restaurant group co-owned by Irish financiers JP McManus and John Magnier surged by almost 11% as it shrugged off Brexit-related pressures ...
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A Waterford virtual reality firm is targeting major growth in North America and Asia after agreeing a deal with one of the biggest space museums in the US.
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The owner of two prestigious Georgian office buildings in Dublin's Stephen's Green faces receivership of the properties after he failed to pursue High Court injunction ...
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ENTERPRISE Ireland’s Green Programme is designed to assist companies to incorporate sustainable practices into the day-to-day running of their business.
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A number of scheduled sailings between Cork and mainland Europe have been cancelled by Brittany Ferries.
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New statistics on gender balance in business have been released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show a gender breakdown of chairpersons, boards of directors, ...
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The deputy general secretary of the Mandate trade union, Gerry Light, says that landlords need to face the reality between disproportionate rents and actual sales.
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The last gamble of Theresa May to win over MPs to support her Brexit deal appeared to unravel putting a question mark over her future and weighing on sterling.
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The chief executive of Cairn Homes, the country’s largest housebuilder, said annual peak new supply will reach only 25,000 in the coming years, meaning too ...
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Irish Staff and shopping centres in Ireland have been dealt a blow after the group that owns the Dorothy Perkins-Evans-Miss Selfridge stores said it was closing ...
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Revenues at the Irish division of British soft drinks producer Britvic fell in the first half of its financial year.
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Consumers are rapidly moving to card payments instead of cash, while there has also been a significant increase in online shopping in the past year, according to ...
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Shares in C&C Group rose almost 5% as the drinks maker said its signature Bulmers cider brand increased its share of the Irish market despite increasing competition ...
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Any re-nationalisation of Britain's energy providers under a Jeremy Corbyn-led government is unlikely to have any impact on the Irish operations of leading UK player ...
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The drinks company will introduce the new paternity scheme from July 1.
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Integrated circuits, or microchips, are among technologies China has targeted for state-led development.
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British Steel is the latest in a line of UK firms which have become insolvent under the ownership of the private equity fund.
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One of the country's largest waste companies is to create 100 new jobs over the next year.
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The Dundalk-based, 48,000 square metres site is set to become the world’s largest single-use biologics manufacturing facility.
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The stores will mostly be converted into Veggie Prets.
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The move threatens more uncertainty for thousands of workers at the company’s plants.
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The high street bellwether posted underlying pre-tax profits of £523.2m for the year to March 30.
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The GMB union said the industry employed 186,000 workers in 1981 but the total has now slumped to around 32,000.
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Tommy Barker An entire apartment development with 62 units in Cork city’s suburbs is for sale, as a single lot, being offered to investors with a guide price ...
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The outlook for the Irish economy is favourable in the short-term but Brexit is still "a big sword of Damocles" for growth, the new KBC Ireland chief executive has ...
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International law firm William Fry has opened an office in Cork because of continued growth in its Munster business, including tech and life sciences, it said.
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All parts of the country are benefitting from more jobs, but the damaging over-concentration of employment in the greater Dublin region persists, leading economists ...
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The "last gamble" of Theresa May to get a Brexit deal through the Commons sent sterling briefly soaring fears that this fourth attempt too will fail, weighed on ...
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Greencore boss Patrick Coveney expects the sandwich-making group to undertake "quite a bit" of acquisition activity in the UK market over the next three to five ...
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Ireland is one of the largest centres for so-called shadow banking activity in the world, which could threaten the country's economic stability and traditional banking ...
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Discount retail chain Dealz has brought a High Court challenge to a decision which prevents it from continuing to operate from a retail park near the Liffey Valley ...
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A new manufacturing facility in Cork has created 70 new jobs, with 30 of these roles already filled in recent months.
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