State paid €1.6m for Rosslare site to carry out checks in the event of no-deal Brexit
Site is part of €7.8m spent by the State buying land and developing properties at Dublin port, Dublin airport and Rosslare port
Labour’s expected resurgence swept away by the Green wave
Labour is still struggling to find relevancy and faces an uphill battle to gain seats
Rosslare plans to take advantage of Brexit ‘world of opportunities’
The Irish port closest to mainland Europe sees a brighter future for direct services
Labour lines up outgoing INTO boss to stand in European elections
Nunan contesting selection convention to be candidate in Ireland South despite claims move could ‘look like desperation’
Ulster Bank to close SME redress scheme as complainants up the ante
Businesses impacted by bank’s restructuring unit have until year end to seek compensation
Ulster Bank seeks to set deadline for SME redress scheme
Bank wants to set a deadline with Central Bank for customers to complain about their treatment by its global restructuring group
Used car imports posing ‘serious threat’ to Irish market, Renault warns
Operating profit increased 42% last year at Irish arm of French car manufacturer
Jackie Lavin interview: ‘You’d swear it was Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie crap’
Says coverage of her court action against Bill Cullen over house in Kerry is missing the point
Profits double at Renault Ireland
French car brand saw turnover of €208m last year at its Irish operation
Woman’s appeal to find body of daughter Annie McCarrick
American student disappeared without trace while living in south Dublin 23 years ago
Man allergic to light died in night time road crash - inquest
Paul Attley had type of eczema causing skin to burn seconds after exposure to sunlight
Man (57) dies after car strikes fence in Glencullen
Incident happened on Saturday evening at Red House Road
Gardaí to begin fresh dig for remains of Fiona Pender
Chief suspect in case of pregnant woman’s murder in 1996 arrested abroad for separate crime
Cullen says he has ‘no doubt’ he will repay €11.5m debt to bank
Judge agrees to fast-track case to Commercial Court
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