Public bodies liable for €19.5m under new residential zoned land

The EU is planning an expansive effort to loosen state aid rules for local authorities on housing. The Department of Housing has seconded officials to help.

Investors in energy company Solar21 have long been worried about their money. Now their brokers are moving to appoint a liquidator to two key companies in the group.

Synnott’s resignation follows the departures earlier this year of the chief commercial officer in July and the chief operations officer in October.

A year into the job, Commissioner Michael McGrath discusses plans to bolster EU competitiveness, including new details of the upcoming bloc-wide 28th regime for companies. He also restates Europe's unwavering support for Ukraine.

Meta, Apple, and Snap have all bet big on augmented reality. Michael Guerin explains how Imvizar will be well placed to take advantage and why it's looking to Hollywood to raise €5m.

All Christmas bookings will be honoured at the bar and restaurant complexes, and the receivership will not affect the wider Nola Clan group.

The Government's acceleration plan includes radical reforms in the legal area. While it shows ambition, some law experts have raised concerns about its impact on access to justice and the new proposals may face their own legal challenges.

The $20bn AI firm had used an Irish company as a point of contact for EU tech laws on compliance measures such as GDPR, but in recent weeks shifted that function to an Austrian outfit.

For eight years, a children's author has been locked in dispute with educational publisher CJ Fallon, claiming lost royalties and failure to exploit international opportunities. In court filings, the company defends its record on everything from sales and costs to "notional" royalty payments.

Simon Coveney speaks about plans to raise €200m for his new defence investment fund Fulcrum, the reputational risk faced by Ireland, and how the "ugly realities" of today's world put Brexit into perspective.