Closure of Bray-Greystones cliff walk has ‘cost the economy €73m’
The 7km trail was one of most popular walks on east coast, but has been closed since early 2021
Jim Power
More than 200 restaurants and cafes have shut this year, RAI report finds
Employment in the sector overall grew by more than 80 per cent between the first quarter of 2012 and the end of last year
Is the restriction on passenger numbers at Dublin Airport doing untold damage to our economy?
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Lasting damage could be done to Irish economy if passenger cap at Dublin Airport is not lifted
Two key planning issues need to be urgently addressed to facilitate growth at Dublin Airport, a key national strategic asset in terms of tourism and foreign direct investment
Irish exports to Canada could double in five years, according to report
Major potential to grow Ireland’s economic relationship with Canada, according to Jim Power report commissioned by Irish Canada Business Association
As Dublin Airport approaches capacity, there is more than one way to expand
Options include a third terminal at Dublin airport, a second one at Baldonnel, and a new one on a greenfield site outside the capital
McKillen’s Magheramore Beach plan will involve investment of €40m – report
Economic evaluation plan says resort and surf school plan will deliver €2.8m a year in tourism revenue
The Irish Times view on rent pressure zones: And still rents soar
Measures introduced in 2016 should have kept a lid on inflation on rents – but they haven’t
Why rent controls have failed
Rent pressure zone report stands as searing indictment of Government housing policy
Report claims rent controls have backfired and worsened crisis
Study claims rent pressure zones have added to rent pressures
Booksellers made €9.6m Exchequer contribution in 2021, report finds
Sector calls on consumers to support local bookshops amid overseas online competition
Getting a million electric cars on the road by 2030 a ‘huge challenge’
Report argues State assistance will be needed to deal with older, more polluting cars
Cop26 was as much about process as about progress
Real value of Glasgow conference was as a whole-of-world event for a global crisis
More housing needed to double employment in Sandyford Business District – report
SBD could be affected by global tax changes and Cherrywood competition, study finds
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