Two Dunnes Stores grocery locations in Dublin to close this month
Move follows last week’s announcement that Dunnes Stores in Drogheda will close
GAA streaming service’s profits grow before €1 million dividend to owners
The GAA bought RTÉ out of its 50 per cent shareholding in the company earlier this year
Sculpted by Aimee sees revenues grow by nearly half to €32.6 million
Aimee Connolly set up her business after saving €10,000 by working as a make-up artist and now employs 91 people
‘This isn’t my first start-up, but it will be my last’: Tom Marren on his renewables business
Astatine secures planning permission for renewable energy infrastructure projects and is involved in the delivery and operation of these assets
Earnings news keeps European shares in the green
Gucci maker Kering gained after better-than-expected sales figures
AIB reduces some mortgage rates by 0.65%
Bank says the reductions could benefit more than 10,000 people each month
Lacklustre earnings leave European shares out of fashion
Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk fell amid turmoil in the company’s boardroom
Novo Nordisk appoints Dilek Dogan Gurluk as new head of Irish business
Wegovy maker’s top investor proposes international board overhaul
Aviva Investors joins with Irish renewables firm Astatine in €800m partnership
Deal aimed at creating single platform to fund and deliver renewable energy projects across Europe
Lagan Homes gets green light for 494 homes in south Dublin despite local opposition
Council says development would not ‘seriously injure’ amenities of Ballycullen area or nearby properties
Mystery US investor’s €30m private funding for Waterford Airport gets council approval
Land valued at nearly €2.3m will be handed over to enable airport extend its runway to attract commercial airlines
After 53 years on Talbot Street, Dublin city’s last wallpaper shop prepares to close
Gerry Keane Wallpapers will close down after Christmas
Eamon Waters’ firm appeals ‘unreasonable’ limits on student housing development in Dublin 8
Limits on size of complex render development ‘unviable commercially’
Bank of Ireland leads losses in Dublin amid fears of US credit issues
Flight to defensive stocks and luxury names sees gold surge to another record before coming off its high
Business leaders believe complying with climate rules will ‘significantly’ increase costs
Up to 77 per cent of businesses project their costs to remain as high or get worse in the coming year