Gun owners have accused gardaí of hiding information on firearm thefts to make the threat to public safety appear worse.

HE setting within which Brabazon Restaurant reclines is beautiful, and we’ll warrant there are few places in Ireland to beat it. 

An application seeking the removal of the liquidator appointed to a third-level college whose closure left hundreds of students "high and dry" has come before the High Court.

THE IDA, which has been strongly criticised in Kerry for not securing enough jobs for the county, yesterday came up with some good news.

THE taxpayer will foot a €1 million-plus bill to clean up a 30-year-old asbestos dump in Cork harbour.

ATTRACTING major investment into Ireland is a tricky business.

THE IDA is not “washing its hands” of Waterford and any money used from the sale of assets in the area is being ploughed back into job creation in the region, the agency says.

WATERFORD and the south-east may be losing jobs at present but the IDA says it remains active in promoting the region.

THE IDA is set to pay out close to €85.2 million more on leases on seven vacant properties which have been idle in Waterford for up to eight years, it has emerged.

THE Industrial Development Agency (IDA) has shrugged off claims that it’s doing nothing to bring jobs to a part of Waterford that has been dealt a series of employment blows.

THE IDA is not “washing its hands” of Waterford and any money used from the sale of assets in the area is being ploughed back into job creation in the region, the agency says.

EMPLOYERS have attacked the Industrial Development Authority’s (IDA) zero job performance in the mid-west in 2005.

AN American-owned financial services group which already employs over 400 in Dublin is to bring 250 jobs to Waterford over the next two to five years.

Minister for Trade Enterprise and Employment Micheál Martin has praised the IDA for what it has done to attract new foreign direct investment into Cork over the past year.

Geordan Murphy, Martin Johnson and Peter Wheeler are expected to attend what should be a showcase for the future when Leinster Academy meet their Leicester counterparts at Naas on Friday evening (8pm).

THE brain drain out of the South East to larger hubs such as Dublin means large, hi-tech multinationals locating in Waterford often have to look further afield for staff, the IDA says.

THE IDA has put four of its key Waterford buildings on the market as it continues to sell off its properties in a bid to raise needy finance.

The Braun electrical firm has announced plans to lay off 225 workers at its factory in Carlow town.