Computer retailer Compu b is to create 15 new full- and part-time jobs with the opening of its sixth store in Ireland.

Derby winner Christy Roche has become the second racehorse trainer this year named and shamed over unpaid taxes.

WHEN it comes to the workplace, there’s never been a more competitive time.

GREEN Property, the company that owns Blanchardstown Shopping Centre saw pre-tax profits fall from almost €1.4 million in 2009 to €551,206 last year.

MANAGEMENT at the Blanchardstown Centre in Dublin have denied that a row over rents is to blame for the loss of more than 100 jobs.

SIGNS of recovery are evident at the country’s shopping centres with occupancy levels picking up, but retailers say existing tenants are being charged far more than newcomers.

GREEN Property, the company that owns the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre in Dublin, saw pre-tax profits almost double to €1.4 million last year.

THE Government has said all state employment agencies will be deployed to try find alternative employment for the hundreds of Quinn Insurance employees who are to lose their jobs.

Dundrum Town Centre in Dublin is the most productive shopping centre in the country, according to a new survey.

GREEN PROPERTY, taken private by management two years ago, saw its profits rise by nearly 700% last year.

BRITISH retailing giant Marks & Spencer is to spend €14 million on a new store at the Blanchardstown Centre in Dublin.