European Investment Bank

Green lending is growing as a means to fund sustainable projects

Green lending can be used to fund facilities such as wind farms

Web Summit embroiled in second legal row as backer sues Paddy Cosgrave

High Court hearing takes place as third day of hi-tech event gets under way in Lisbon

Ireland to ‘break even at least’ from OECD tax reform

Seen & heard: Desmond critical of housing policy; Web Summit face off; and energy alert for Amazon

Irish companies among worst for investing in climate-change measures

Firms in the Republic invested just 6% of their budgets in energy efficiency last year

No quick fixes: Eight ways to solve Ireland’s housing crisis

It’s been brewing for years, with lack of supply at its core. The solution lies in targeted strategies

Malin buys back €4.8m of its own shares

Purchase comes soon after life sciences group’s sale of Kymab stake

Malin to return most of $112m Kymab sale funds to investors

ISIF owns almost 11% of Malin, which saw the value of its portfolio jump since late 2019

Ibec calls for additional €70bn spend on vital infrastructure

Employers’ group seeks overhaul of existing National Development Plan

Malin to make up to $145m from sale of Kymab to Sanofi

Irish life sciences company holds 10% stake in immunotherapy firm

Decision on vacant Dublin site sends strong message about housing policy

DCC official says too much emphasis being put on local authority acting as developer

Banks start accepting applications for Future Growth loan scheme

Scheme expanded from €200m to €500m as part of July stimulus package

Clashes in Dáil as junior minister admits lack of familiarity with Government Bill

House suspended to allow TDs confer with officials on legislation to access €25bn EU fund

Rebooting Ireland

Reopening the economy is by no means as straightforward as shutting it down but there will be positive aspects to the new normal for business

Rise in pension age poses potential problem in coalition talks

Differences also emerge between FF, FG and Greens over Land Development Agency

EU’s fiscal and state aid rules won’t be suspended ‘indefinitely’

Republic’s top EU civil servant says strict spending and subsidy rules will return after crisis

EU may pay the price for unreasonable Dutch stance on Covid-19 funding

John FitzGerald: There are advantages to a pooled approach to borrowing across the euro zone

Where will Ireland raise the billions to pay Covid-19 bills?

Availing of European rescue funds would send the wrong message

EIB supported investment of €280bn last year

EU investment arm aims to put 50% of all lending into climate and sustainability projects by 2025

Dubliner cheese-maker Carbery secures €35m loan from EIB

Financing to be used towards new €78m manufacturing plant in west Cork

Ministers visit midlands after decision to close peat power plants

Denis Naughten says consideration should be given to running plants on biofuels

Ministers to visit two power stations set for closure

Delegation to Longford and Offaly will meet workers and visit bogs set for restoration

Venture debt financing for SMEs in focus

Business week: Schrems in Dublin; FutureSec conference

`If we had defaulted how strong would EU solidarity be now?'

Friday interview: John Moran, former Department of Finance mandarin

Turkey ignores EU with plan to deploy fourth ship off Cyprus

Illegal oil and gas explorations continue as Ankara pays little heed to threat of sanctions

Turkey accuses EU of bias over oil drilling in Cypriot waters

Erdogan vows to protect Turkish Cypriot rights and to continue drilling

Irish VC group Fountain Healthcare Partners raises €118m

Group beats €100m target and intends to invest the bulk of the fund in Europe and US

Gas Networks Ireland to borrow €100m from EIB for infrastructure

State utility to upgrade interconnector and enable network to carry compressed gas

NTR wins €84m backing from European Investment Bank

Funding to support onshore wind, solar energy and energy storage schemes

Sales of Amryt Pharma cholesterol drug up 14.6%

Amyrt’s EB development asset progressing through phase three clinical trial

Wild Geese: Making it big via sport in Luxembourg

‘Enjoy the differences and push yourself outside your comfort zone’

Fine Gael row distracts from St Michael’s Estate saga

Housing scheme rebranded but development in Inchicore still just a glint in Minister’s eye

DIT expansion of Grangegorman campus to create up to 1,300 jobs

Construction set to start on new buildings for more than 10,000 students and 600 staff

How four young Irish firms are surviving the start-up rollercoaster

Start-ups featured in the New Innovator column reveal the challenges they have faced

A Gluas for Galway? Light rail project campaign revived

City is choking with excessive traffic but bypass not expected before at least 2024

Name of children’s hospital ‘unlikely to be Phoenix’ says Minister for Health

European Investment Bank loan of €490 million for National Children’s Hospital

State told to build ports and airports or face Brexit woes

‘Much higher’ investment required to sustain recovery, says European Investment Bank

€60m loan for NUI Galway to finance ‘transformation’ of campus

European Investment Bank funding will help build new college of medicine, nursing and health

UCC plans €350m investment to increase campus space by 20%

Cork university hopes to grow its student numbers to 23,000 over the next five years

Public sector pay deal offers ‘fair’ wage growth, Donohoe says

Increased spending on infrastructure a top priority, says Minister for Finance

Michael Noonan sees scope for expanded budget in 2018

Minister for Finance says latest forecast says economy will grow by 3.7 per cent next year

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