Taoiseach to ‘delve into’ Amazon’s scrapping of Dublin plant over failure to secure power supply
Tech giant’s decision has closed off prospect of more than 500 jobs being created
Amazon scraps Dublin plant and hundreds of jobs over failure to secure power supply
Tech giant’s decision highlights extent of limitations on State electricity network
Denis O’Brien says it is time to question ‘conduct’ of corporate enforcement chief
Businessman was Independent News & Media’s main shareholder when unlawful breach of company data occurred
DAA chief failed to tell Eamon Ryan about airline shares before appointment
Kenny Jacobs told minister he had ‘no conflict of interest’ when joining board of State airport company
HSE paid one firm €54m over 27 months for services to tackle waiting lists in public hospitals
Three firms involved in insourcing received more than €70m in total, new HSE report shows
Fine Gael presidential hopeful Mairead McGuinness got €800k in EU expenses for costs of office she owns
Expenses run to hundreds of thousands of euro for office rent and other costs when using family property in Co Meath as constituency office
Leslie Buckley questions way that corporate enforcer investigated INM saga
The Corporate Enforcement Authority said on Thursday that it would not be taking any enforcement action in relation to the governance scandal at INM
‘We’ve dropped the ball’: Ireland’s housing targets will be missed because the water, electricity and roads required can’t be delivered
Badly needed scaling up of house-building is threatened by transport and utilities projects stuck in the planning pipeline. What is to be done?
Government plans for €35,000 fees cap to halt High Court delays to building projects
Ministers take legal advice over measure intended to clear way for quicker infrastructure and housing
Peter McVerry Trust tells PAC it will not attend hearing
Refusal to attend not acceptable, says Fine Gael TD and PAC member James Geoghegan
Numbers prosecuted for not having TV licence down despite wave of evasion set off by RTÉ scandal
Drop in television licence sales continues this year
Rent Pressure Zones: Pressure on Government as it proposes to link certain rents to inflation
Cost-rental tenants may benefit from lower rents in future
Lands near Leopardstown Racecourse to be developed for housing following long-awaited deal
Horse Racing Ireland and Land Development Agency agreement will see more than 800 houses built on 17-acre site next to M50
Dublin City Council pays €2m a year for vacant hostel
The building's landlord is an investment fund promoted by barrister Ross Maguire
RTÉ appearance at Oireachtas committee a drab sequel to firework show of two years ago starring Ryan Tubridy
Ghost of man long gone from station lingers as management faces questions from TDs, senators about fresh controversies