Thursday's appearance before the Public Accounts Committee was a bruising affair but for all the talk of reform, those in charge don’t seem to have realised that UL must sever links with the past, regardless of cost

Shannon LNG proposed that liquified natural gas would be shipped to Ireland and 're-gasified' on the site, before being put in the national gas grid

Micheál Martin favours switch to multi-annual funding for TII

The residential-zoned land tax, the collection of which is deferred until 2025, is set to hit landowners at a rate of 3% of market value of any land that is earmarked for housing development

Google to appeal South Dublin County Council's refusal of planning permission for data centre at Grange Castle Business Park

Ashbourne Holdings Ltd saw a 9.5% decline in pre-tax profits in what its directors describe as a 'strong performance'

The entire site is some 2.47ha and includes a GAA pitch, goals, fencing and dugouts, as well as a dressing room building

Michael O’Leary insists the Transport Minister has powers under the Aviation Act 2001 to issue a 'letter of direction' to the IAA 'to allow for extra slots'

Should an extra €250 tax credit be paid out this year, it would allow renters to claim back €1,000 for this year with the credit increased to €1,000 in 2025 as well

It comes after Transport Infrastructure Ireland warned some of the country’s biggest road projects, including M20 Cork to Limerick and the M28 Cork to Ringaskiddy motorways, could be delayed because of how funding is allocated 

One reader says that control of green energy by the nation must be a top priority, while another contends that voicing an opinion on Israel's  policies does not infer the promotion of antisemitism

The An Bord Pleanála decision is now subject to 14 weeks of public consultation before a final ruling is made

Christian Brothers College in Cork had planned to build a new post-primary school building within the college’s grounds at Sidney Hill 

An Bord Pleanála has refused planning retention for widening and lengthening of existing internal farm roadway which was carried out without planning permission

The long-awaited ruling by the planning appeals board upholds a decision by Cork City Council in January 2023 to refuse planning to developers MWB Two for the scheme

New housing moves slowly, but house hunters will be glad to see some significant new developments in progress 

Daa’s application had aimed to have the current cap of 65 flights per night removed in favour of a ‘night-time noise quota’ system

The decision affects flights arriving and taking off between 11pm and 7am

A process whereby an external investigation is conducted on behalf of a state body and then subjected to further probes by the chair of the body in question is highly unusual

Proposed pastoral centre at bishop's palace dubious