A premises in Roscommon operated by Transboil Limited was shut down in February over serious fire safety concerns. The company also uses several properties in Donegal recently refused exemptions to operate as emergency accommodation without planning permission.
On paper it was a simple idea — let children play in better weather. In practice it collided with the complexities of Irish football’s structures, cultures and contradictions.
After years on the sidelines, Irish women's rugby is back competing with the world's best. These players have earned their moment and deserve our support. Let’s all get on this Green Wave for the next few weeks.
Kerry Group is suing Ardo, with both European groups active in international food supply chains on a billion-euro scale.
Brian Lee is moving on from Freshly Chopped with a fitness business to “prove he can do it again”. He outlines his plans for Tryka and what he has learned along the way.
Attempts to enforce a New York judgment against Argentina in the High Court came a cropper as the South American republic owns nothing more in Ireland than an embassy building on Ailesbury Road, two official vehicles, and two diplomatic bank accounts.
Released records lay bare the reasons why authorities terminated contracts with companies involved in the multi-billion-euro private emergency accommodation sector for people seeking asylum here.
The receiver to Camden Yard is in exclusive talks to sell the half-built site to European investor Orange Capital. But contractors who are owed millions for work already completed want to ensure they get paid.
AB Charity Foundation was set up by blockchain company AB DAO in Ireland and has enlisted the former Taoiseach and several former prime ministers for its board. But what is it doing?
The Government is introducing a Renewable Heat Obligation next year. The motor fuels experience gives some clues as to how it might affect domestic biofuel production – and what pitfalls industry is warning about.
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