The Dublin Port Company is to invest €110m in enhancing the country’s largest port over the next five years.

Representatives of Cork Airport have said they are disappointed by Ryanair’s decision to end its Cork-Dublin service from October 30.

THE EU is not seeking to interfere with Ireland’s corporate tax rate, officials of Dublin Chamber said yesterday.

THE names of four international consortia bidding to win the lucrative multi- million euro contract to build an underground rail interconnector for Dublin have been announced.

NEW Live Register figures have provided hope that the worst of the economic crisis is over as the number of people signing on the dole fell in most parts of the country last month.

A STANDOFF between two of Dublin’s largest transport agencies over a small stretch of track is stalling plans to connect the city’s Luas lines.

DUBLIN residents can brace themselves for years of pain as parts of the city are set to be torn apart to deliver a public transport system for future generations.

A TRANSPORT summit is to be held to drive forward a multi-billion euro plan that the Government hopes will finally ease Dublin’s chronic traffic congestion.

A TOTAL of 14,600 industrial jobs have been lost in the nine months to September taking a massive €408m in wages out of the economy in a full year.

INDUSTRIAL employment has plunged to its lowest level in over five years as the high-technology sector suffers badly, shock new figures disclose.

The employer’s group IBEC has urged the Government to learn from past mistakes when dealing with the current deterioration in the State’s finances.

IBEC, the country’s top employer body says the latest jobs figures from the Central Statistic Office shows job creation in the private sector grinding to a halt.

TOP economists warn the Government will have no option but to cut spending next year if it is to keep borrowing in check.

Ireland's inflation rate fell by 0.2% last month, according to figures released today by the Central Statistics Office.

The employers’ body IBEC has urged the Government to control public spending after an IMF report expressed concern at the state of Ireland’s public finances.