Last week my colleagues in Goodbody organised an event on the theme of “funding the future of Cork”.

Dairy farmers need to learn from the mistakes of the property boom and not leap into post-quota expansion just because everyone else is doing it, warns risk assessor John Crawley.

The Commercial Court has dismissed a multi-million euro court case taken by bankrupt businessman Bernard McNamara following the controversial purchase of the Irish Glass Bottle site.

Initially planned as a multimillion euro tourist attraction in Kerry, the tall ship the Jeanie Johnston now lies permanently berthed in Dublin.

The acting chief of the Dublin Docklands Authority acknowledged a “flawed process” was used to buy the Irish Glass Bottle site for €412m — the most expensive property purchase ever by the State — amid claims a “golden circle” sealed the deal.

A new collection of essays from Irish academics attempts to put our financial crisis into perspective, but there is still a palpable anger in the book over what was allowed to happen, writes Brian O’Grady

An iconic building firm of the Celtic Tiger years has gone into receivership, it was confirmed today.

THE Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) has made considerable progress in its bid to clean up its reputation.

The Labour Party has said revelations about missing files at the Dublin Docklands Authority look like a "cover-up".

The Dublin Docklands Development Authority has published losses of €186m.

LOUIS COPELAND is offering 50% off a second item, beauty store neu blue eru is promoting 60% off selected products, and Fitzpatricks has handbags and shoes on sale for 30% and 50% off.

PLANS for Ireland’s first skyscraper — the U2 Tower — has become the latest victim of the economic downturn.

GOVERNMENT inaction will delay the regeneration of the Cork docklands, Fine Gael claimed last night.

The Dublin Docklands project is on target at the half-way stage, the Dublin Docklands Authority said at the publication of the Annual Report and Accounts 2004.

THE replica famine ship The Jeanie Johnston, which cost €15.5 million to build, has been sold to the Dublin Docklands Authority (DDA) for €2.7million.

The sale of replica famine ship Jeanie Johnston to the Dublin Docklands Authority (DDA) looks set to go ahead, it emerged today.

Work has got underway on the refurbishment to the historic Scotch Berth section of the River Liffey quayside, the Dublin Docklands Authority announced today.

Bank of Ireland has appointed Declan McCourt and Terry Neill to its Court of Directors.