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€54 million invested in 84 Irish based companies

The Enterprise Ireland Seed & Venture Capital Programme 2012 Report launched today [Thursday] by Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton TD, shows a rise in the level and value...

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Kenny’s big jobs plan!

Enda Kenny today sets out his Government’s new plan to take 75,000 long-term unemployed off the dole queues. In an exclusive interview with theIrish Independent, Mr Kenny pledges that the Coalition’s...

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CRH plc announces Chief Executive Designate

Albert Manifold will assume the role of Group Chief Executive on 1 January 2014, following the retirement of the current Chief Executive, Myles Lee, after 32 years with the Group. Albert, an accountant...

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Green REIT day 1

Green REIT, Ireland’s first property investment trust, rose in its first day of trading in Dublin today on expectations that the company will benefit from a recovery in the property market. Shares in...

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EU Commissioner says no more public money for ailing banks

European Union banks that do not pass the next round of stress tests and need to secure more funding will have no further recourse to public money, the EU’s antitrust chief told a German newspaper. “It...

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Kingspan examined – Davy Stockbrokers

The ISEQ is a lot easier this morning at 4,067, down 30 points as European markets buck world trends in reaction to some poor earnings results. Davy Stockbrokers looks at the significance for Kingspan...

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New Waterford City Fire Station to begin construction within weeks

Fine Gael Waterford Deputy Paudie Coffey has said that the construction of the new Waterford City Fire Station will begin in the coming weeks. Deputy Coffey received confirmation of this from the...

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Archaeologists find ancient fish trap at Diageo site

Discovered by archaeologists at Diageo’s construction site at Victoria Quay in Dublin, is believed to be an ancient fish trap dating back to the mesolithic age. The wicker trap was discovered at the...

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75 jobs announced under the Succeed in Ireland Initiative

AnTaoiseach, Enda Kenny TD and the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton, TD today [Friday] announced that three multinational companies are establishing new operations near...

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Debtors protect assets in private trust

Hundreds of distressed borrowers — including businessman Bill Cullen — have ploughed their assets into a single private trust in a bid to prevent lenders repossessing their properties, reports this...

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Greens Deliver playground rubbish to NAMA

Calling for greater transparency on who is responsible for managing unfinished estates.  Joe O’Brien the Green Party representative for the Balbriggan Ward today delivered a bag of refuse from the...

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EirGrid seeking feedback on Interconnector scheme

EirGrid is seeking feedback on a key new report on the proposed north south interconnector, a cross-border scheme that will improve the all-island electricity system. The company recently published a...

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Need to fast-track new water supply for Dublin – Humphreys

With Dublin City Council requesting citizens to conserve water and minimize use, it shows the urgent need for a strategic water reserve for the region, to safeguard investment and domestic supply. Bord...

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RIAI Concerned About Gaeltacht’s Report On Registration Of The Title Architect

The RIAI has expressed concern that many of the recommendations contained in the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Environment, Culture and the Gaeltacht’s report on Registration of the title of Architect,...

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Cork firms see rise in optimism

There was an increase in confidence among businesses in the Cork region over the past quarter with most respondents expecting to see an increase in turnover and net profits over the next year, reports...

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‘Cowboy’ builders will face State blacklist

The Government is going to try to effectively blacklist construction firms who dodge paying taxes and give preferential treatment to companies with clean records. A raft of new projects is set to come...

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ESB seeks partner to set up fibre network

Vodafone and BT Ireland are vying to partner ESB in building a €400 million super-fast fibre network, which will be strung across ESB poles and run directly into homes and businesses. It will be open...

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Energia Emerges As The ‘Greenest Energy Supplier’ On The Island Of Ireland

Ireland’s largest independent energy provider, Energia has emerged as the Greenest Energy Supplier on the island of Ireland. The top all-island ranking comes in the Commission for Energy Regulation...

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Bord na Móna €426m turnover

Bord na Móna’s has reported a 11 per cent increase in turnover to a record €426.1 million for the financial year ended in March 2013. Figures published by the company today show a return to profit and...

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IDA to open office in Beijing

The IDA is to open a new office in Beijing, which will focus particularly on attracting more investment and jobs in the financial services sector from China to Ireland. It already has offices in...

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