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Clare County Council paid 'higher than market value' for land at Cliffs of Moher, audit reveals
WRC tells Dundalk FC to pay €16,667 over unfair dismissal of chief operating officer
Judge rejects 'sleepwalking' defence to convict drunk driver after his car went into a ditch
An Taisce objects to Applegreen EV charging hub and service station outside Naas
Dublin house where James Joyce's The Dead was set is to be converted into apartments
Google Ireland gets permission for seven storey mural at HQ in Boland's Mills area
Clare woman died after being smothered with a pillow in suspected murder suicide case
DCC stalls plan for D4 superhome that would be 12 times bigger than the average three-bed semi-d
Student who assaulted man at anti-immigration protest told to bring Leaving Cert results to court
Vicar Street owner's plans for 'glass box' hotel and entertainment venue faces local opposition
Apple's Irish subsidiary incurs $25 billion corporation tax charge as pre-tax profits hit $76 billion
Operator of themed Karen's Diner ordered to pay €1,018 to ex-worker over unpaid tips row
High Court rules that error over single bat should not stop €1.2bn data centre campus for Ennis
Anti-immigrant activist Philip Dwyer fined and convicted of trespass at IPAS centre in Co Clare
Hotel Group paid firm co-owned by Bono and The Edge €18m for Clarence Hotel as part of overall spend
Dermot Bannon told to scale back house revamp plans for Máiréad Ronan after council concern
Plans for €650m hydroelectric energy storage project in Co Tipperary takes major step forward
Johnny Ronan consortium to lodge plans for 228-bedroom hotel on former Irish Glass Bottle site
More than 800 jobs to be created in developing Ringaskiddy port
New 111-bedroom hotel in Dublin city centre approved by An Bord Pleanála
Dublin City Council greenlights 13-storey block of apartments near Heuston Station
State spent €1 billion accommodating International Protection applicants last year
Westport House in Mayo is getting a €40m makeover
'We have to defend the habitat': Pat Kenny to block nursing home developer property to protect badgers
Aviation tycoon planning 'super-home' on Dublin 4's so-called 'millionaires row'
DAA reapplies to raise Dublin Airport passenger cap after council invalidated the last attempt
The 2 Johnnies bank almost €500,000 as 'GAA Catfish' podcast attracts millions of listeners
Google Ireland lodges plans for seven storey mural at its European HQ in Dublin
Artist Sean Atmos said it would be his ‘most substantial undertaking of its kind in the country to date’.
Dept of Health has spent €47 million on consultants on delayed National Maternity Hospital
Anti-immigration activist Philip Dwyer denies trespassing at Clare direct provision centre
Residents brand Camden Street a urine-soaked 'swill pit' as they rage against Wetherspoon's plans
US golfers have been flocking to Donald Trump's Doonbeg resort since his election last November
Government issues tender for controversial €9m mobile phone pouch contract
Man charged with indecent assault of sister 40 years ago after returning to Ireland for family funeral
Waterford City Council questioned over €24 million consultancy spend on Waterford North Quay Scheme
Passenger cap saga continues as DAA application for increase deemed invalid by Fingal Co Council
Buskers fear for livelihoods as Grafton Street apartments given green light
Blackrock Clinic secures permission for first phase of major expansion to boost capacity
Irish Distillers staff to be compensated for potential losses over profit share scheme changes
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Movie studio granted planning permission in south Dublin business park