Irish travel software company, OpenJaw Technologies, is to double its global workforce from 230 to 450 employees in the next three years.

Three banks have recouped nearly €5m, between them, from the receivership of assets formerly owned by M&J Wallace; main building arm of independent TD Mick Wallace.

A CORK city office investment comes for sale this week for €2.5 million, just as a law firm in Ireland’s Top 20 prepares to move into it.

Roz Purcell, Natalie B Coleman, Elaine Crowley, Courtney Smith and Glenda Gilson reveal their favourite restaurants, bars and gyms in Dublin’s city centre.

Century-old secret police files released to the public for the first time reveal the efforts made to monitor suspected revolutionaries in the 11 months leading up to the 1916 Rising.

A studio where Dublin Councillor Mannix Flynn has an office has been attacked by vandals apparently protesting the new busking by-laws.

Bad loans bank Nama has offered a 100-bed hotel and four commercial properties ranging from 3,000sq ft to 20,000sq ft in a bid to help solve Dublin’s homelessness crisis.

A Dublin barber is offering free football-related haircuts today for football fans who want to show their support for the national football team.

An Bord Pleanála has rejected an application to build a new 170-bedroom hotel in Dublin city centre.

The costs associated with the receivership of flagship assets formerly owned by independent TD, Mick Wallace’s main construction firm, M&J Wallace Ltd, now top €464,000, figures show

A former garda has been jailed for three years for a string of offences including dealing cocaine, attempting to frame someone for car theft, and insurance fraud.

A former garda has been jailed for three years for a string of offences including cocaine possession, attempting to frame someone for car theft and insurance fraud.

Catholics for Choice believes people can make their own judgements about sex and reproduction, says Jonathan deBurca Butler

AIB is set for a major loss on the €4m it loaned Independent TD Mick Wallace to purchase a site in Dublin.

A former garda who perverted the course of justice on two occasions and admitted having cocaine for sale or supply will be sentenced next month.

Ireland’s first property investment trust Green REIT has bought five Dublin-based properties from Danske Bank for €23m, significantly boosting its asset portfolio.

Justice Minister Alan Shatter has said he failed to give a breath test at a Garda checkpoint several years ago because he is asthmatic.

A former garda has been sent forward for trial charged with stealing cannabis from a garda station and perverting the course of justice.

Gardaí are appealing for the public's help in finding a gang who carried out a robbery at a post office in Dublin this morning.

Final preparations are being made ahead of the St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Dublin tomorrow and football legend John Giles says he is honoured to be acting as Grand Marshal.

Triumph and disaster were in evidence at the Allsop/Space property auction, but events began with the imposters.

Flagship property assets owned by independent TD Mick Wallace’s main construction firm, M&J Wallace, now have only a combined estimated value of €4m.

ACC BANK said Mick Wallace’s assets will not realise sums sufficient to cover “or substantially cover” the €19 million it is owed by his company.

INDEPENDENT TD and property developer Mick Wallace has admitted his political career could be at risk after being ordered by a court to repay €19 million he does not have to ACC Bank.

Gardaí in Dublin are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a man's body in the River Liffey in Dublin.

Developer and Independent TD Mick Wallace has said that the appointment of a receiver to certain of his assets “does not affect the standing” of his construction company.

DEVELOPER and Independent TD Mick Wallace has admitted other banks may come after him after ACC appointed a receiver to a number of properties controlled by his company.

A former boxing champion who glassed a man in the face three years after he bit part of another man’s ear off has been sentenced to six years with the final two suspended at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

THE HSE plans to move some city centre social work services for troubled children to an industrial estate in Blanchardstown.

THE High Court has made an order winding up three companies controlled by hotelier Hugh O’Regan.

The High Court has made an order winding up three companies controlled by hotelier Hugh O’Regan.

A 63-year-old man killed after being hit by a bus on Dublin’s quays was today named as John Halloran.

The High Court has granted orders for the winding up of four companies in the Thomas Read group on grounds they have no reasonable prospect of survival.

A 16-year-old boy, who broke a court-imposed curfew three times in one day, was remanded in custody for two weeks today.

A Dublin painter and decorater has been jailed for eight years for possession of 'ecstacy' worth over €86,900.

Gardaí in Dublin today issued an appeal for help tracking down a taxi-driver who picked up a man who had just robbed a restaurant.

A man was fighting for his life today after being attacked and beaten by several men in Dublin city centre.

A MAN is fighting for his life following a shocking assault in broad daylight in a Dublin estate.

CONCERNS have been expressed about the safety of some buildings occupied by immigrants in Ireland after the devastating fire that killed 17 members of the West African community in Paris on Thursday.

TEN people, including a baby, were treated in hospital yesterday after being dramatically rescued from a burning apartment block in the centre of Dublin.

Sixteen people, including a child, had to be rescued from a burning block of flats in Dublin today after fire broke out in the building.

A number of people have been taken to hospital following a fire in Dublin city centre this afternoon.

CANDIDATES from the main political parties in the Meath and Kildare by-elections should take responsibility for the intolerable commuting times that have emerged as the principal doorstep issue in both of these dysfunctional satellite counties.