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The High Court has granted Ryanair, Aer Lingus and an organisation representing a number of US airlines permission to seek a judicial review of a decision by the aviation regulator limiting the number of aircraft slots at Dublin Airport next summer.
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The State is transferring the first in a series of annual payments into a fund set up to invest windfall gains from taxing multinationals.
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A company controlled by the founder of data centre developer Winthrop Technologies is to buy the 5-star Mount Juliet Estate hotel and golf resort in Co Kilkenny.
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SIPTU has called for the establishment of a dedicated public transport police service to combat abuse, violence and anti-social behaviour on buses, trains and trams.
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Tara Mines is returning to full operation this week, following an 18-month period where the majority of its workers were laid off.
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The adoption of the new Online Safety Code brings an end to the era of social media self-regulation, Coimisiún na Meán has said.
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New research shows that 40% of Irish engineering and construction firms are now offering financial incentives and relocation packages to attract international talent.
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AIB said it plans to invest €40m in its branch network by the end of next year in a range of upgrades to some of its branches and ATMs.
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A State employment watchdog has upheld an appeal by Teagasc against a ruling that it pay €40,000 in a discrimination payout to a long serving female Statistician.
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A survey has found that hoteliers in the Ballsbridge catchment area of Dublin 4 have increased their prices by 30% on average for dates around upcoming events including Autumn and Six Nations rugby internationals.
