Traffic volumes and footfall on the rise as workers return to the office
Vehicle journeys on the State’s busiest roads up by 17% on the same time last year
China accuses Australia, UK and US of ‘double standards’ over security pact
Australia to have nuclear-powered submarines for the first time under Aukus deal
Data regulation replaces tax rate as top investment factor, survey finds
Regulatory regime biggest driver for firms seeking to make data-related investments in EU
Operator rejects claims by Dr Tony Holohan that car parks are full
‘We have not got any evidence to support what he is saying, in fact quite the contrary’
Two men jailed for roles in murder of dissident republican
Peter Butterly shot dead outside pub in Co Meath in view of children waiting for bus
Checkmate XV named Boat of the Year at Irish conference
Boat skippered by Howth club’s David Cullen won Wave Regatta and cup in Belgium
Clontarf baths owners ordered to scale back restaurant
Pergola dining area detracts from original concept for site, says Dublin City Council
Bain Capital launches 170 homes at Rathfarnham site
At average price of €500,000, Scholarstown Wood development would sell for €85m
Mulloy breaks new ground by competing in Figaro Race
Mayo native becomes the first Irish woman to take part in the taxing single-handed event
Bain nets profit from Dublin student block months after buying site
Dublin 8 property, bought last year for €8m, was sold for €47m to Invesco Real Estate
Man wanted for dissident republican’s murder is arrested in Spain
Dean Evans is detained by Spanish police after failing to show up to court in 2017
Clontarf baths may breach planning rules
Dublin City Council investigating bar and restaurant facility over failure to open pool
Clontarf sea baths to open to the public next week, court told
Seven-day publican’s licence granted at Circuit Civil Court
First Look: Clontarf Baths after €2.4m revamp
Amenity to have 250-seat bar and restaurant, but limited access to pool initially
First look inside €2m Clontarf Baths redevelopment
Irish-owned Dubai design firm says revamped seawater baths will open in late 2017
Regulators approve Broadhaven’s purchase of Dublin sites
The three Dublin sites have planning permission for 874 new homes
Low numbers and high winds at national cruiser championships
Four new national champions emerge at Royal Cork Yacht Club
US-backed Broadhaven pays more than €90m for Dublin sites
The sites have planning permission for 870 homes
Man accused of killing dissident claimed he was feeding pony at time
Two on trial over fatal shooting of man outside Huntsman Inn
Ireland seen as contender for data-driven investments
Survey ranks Ireland second in Europe with investors also praising regulatory regime
No questions about Rambler’s record in Round Ireland Race
George David’s crew takes optimum wind advantage when finishing in Wicklow
Round Ireland sailing race attracts record entry
Fleet leaves Wicklow on Saturday at 1pm and first boats are expected to arrive back off Wickow Head by early Monday morning
Street Feast kicks off Bloomsday festivities in Dublin
More than 120,000 people answer the annual call for those tasty events to celebrate Ulysses
Sailing: Howth’s five-year focus on youth pays dividends
Initiative could be taken to other clubs after successful spell in club
End of year awards for Royal Irish sailors
George Sisk’s Wow is boat of the year and Tim Goodbody leads a family clean sweep
Paramount Hotel and Turks Head seeking €15m-plus
Hotel covers 3,800sq m and includes floors used for bar, restaurant and music venue
Howth boat dominates heading into day two of ICRA Nationals
Dublin club sent a fleet of 15 crews with most at the front of their respective divisions
Trial of men accused of murdering republican Peter Butterly collapses
Dean Evans, Edward McGrath and Sharif Kelly to face retrial, judge rules
Louis FitzGerald refinances with Broadhaven and AIB
Anglo loans secured against well- known Dublin pubs
Court considers evidence at Peter Butterly murder trial
Trail of three men over dissident murder held at Special Criminal Court
Members of garda unit give evidence in Peter Butterly murder trial
Public excluded from Special Criminal Court to protect Garda surveillance witness
Ruling next week on evidence by Garda unit
Three men being tried are charged with murder of dissident republican
Non-bank finance seeks profit where banks still fear to tread
Funds step in to offer credit to Irish business in wake of the banks’ reluctance to lend
Desmond backs €200m venture for new houses in Ireland
Broadhaven believed to be in talks with number of experienced housebuilders
Man charged with murder to give evidence against co-accused
Court hears on of four men facing charges over fatal 2013 shooting in Meath has contacted gardaí
Businessman accused of transferring more than 40 properties to wife
Nama also accuses David Cullen of breaching loan terms in leasing out Turk’s Head in Temple Bar
Wife rejects transactions with husband were bid to get in ahead of bank
In late 2008, wife discovered she was owed €9.3m by her husband
Council attempts to drive up car park profits
Doubts that change from a contract to lease deal will increase revenues
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