The week in business: Ryanair Q1 results and Hibernia Reit’s agm

Apple, Merck, Pfizer and Mastercard all due to report results

Nama puts building blocks in place at D4 glass bottle site

New era beckons for this prime plot of development land on the Poolbeg peninsula

Your business week: Ocean Wealth Summit, DCU Brexit Institute seminar

Sino-European Entrepreneurs Summit, US and German inflation indicators

Can Enterprise Ireland break its own record?

Business This Week: EU economic figures, Government’s spending priorities

Your business week: Ryanair, ESRI conference on ‘Irish miracle’

Euro zone consumer confidence flash, Global Funds Conference and German PPI

South docklands office block makes €6.9m profit in 14 months

77 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay sold by Hibernia Reit for €35.6m to pension fund

Mark Zuckerberg’s Dublin visit, AIB’s loan sale, and the hidden charges in many apps

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Shareholders profit from Hibernia prophets

REIT sold Dublin property for €35.5m after buying it last year for €28m

Your business week: Will Applegreen remain unfazed by Brexit?

Kingfisher and Malin to report results while EU leaders to vote on Article 50 extension

‘Window of opportunity’ to save woman missed, court hears

Doctors failed to follow up treatment of Ruth Morrissey, who is now terminally ill, expert says

Converted south docklands warehouse expected to be rented at €700 per sq m

Construction work on Ten Hanover Quay set for completion during first quarter of 2021

Hibernia Reit portfolio value grows by 2.5% in final quarter

Demand for Dublin office space ‘remains high’, Hibernia says

Dublin gets Liffey ferry service for first time since 1984

Operators confident after successful maiden voyage, despite lack of passengers

Screening expert tells court cervical smear slide had ‘red flag’ cells

Dr Michael McKenna gives evidence of reviewing 2009 slide from tests on Ruth Morrissey (37) who has cancer

Your business week: Irish retail sales, Greencore’s agm

December’s consumer spending will show how real the threat of e-commerce is to traditional retail

Your business week: Davos returns, Ibec ponders future of work

Intel, Ford and Starbucks to report; euro-zone consumer confidence flash also due

Business This Week: results, indicators and meetings

Preliminary results from UDG Healthcare and a conference on protected disclosures in the workplace

Markets buoyed by easing trade relations and Brexit ‘breakthrough’

Shares in Swiss-Irish food group Aryzta rise 6.5 per cent to €1.29

Hibernia Reit property values rise 4% in six months to €1.33bn

Firm confirms it has let 1 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay to software firm Hubspot

Hibernia Reit and DCC results plus CSO trade statistics due

Your business this week: Gap and Walmart to report, Simmons Leadership Conference

Columbia Mills building on Dublin quays for €5.65m-plus

Building that hosted bar in ‘The Commitments’ now in one of trendiest parts of city

Balark petition to appoint statutory liquidator to Chambury rejected

High Court says liquidator already posted to Johnny Ronan firm has displayed integrity

Strictly Hedonistic – the heyday of Ireland’s clubland

In 1990s and 2000s, Irish club night scene collided with both acid house and Celtic Tiger

Ryanair holds its agm on Thursday but journalists are banned from attending

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Ruth Morrissey: ‘I am not frightened to die, but I don’t want to’

Woman (37) with breast and cervical cancer is suing over misinterpretation of smears

Woman with breast and cervical cancer begins action over smear tests

Counsel for Ruth Morrissey (37) to give evidence that two tests were ‘negligently reported’

Coming up this week: unemployment rate, C&C AGM

Plus: Euro zone economic statistics, household travel survey

Marlet seeks liquidator to investigate Ronan-linked firm

Balark unit of Marlet claims it is owed €1.15m in legal costs by Chambury

This week in business: Ibec housing report and BofE rates

Inspirefest, Datalex AGM, EU and US services data

Indeed’s new offices could accommodate up to 2,000 workers

Online recruiter ‘well ahead’ with its hiring plans for Dublin headquarters

Crane Watch: Numbers down 8% to 72 in Dublin city centre

June’s total still more than double the 31 recorded at first count in February 2016

‘An experience of a lifetime’: Tall Ships Regatta comes to Dublin

Tours of ‘amazing’ vessels will be available in Docklands over bank holiday weekend

Your business this week: results, indicators and meetings

Thursday’s Future Scope event set to attract 1,200 attendees and 120 speakers

Value of Hibernia Reit portfolio climbs to €1.3bn

Company outperforms market, with total return up 11.6 per cent

Aptiv to lease 5 Hanover Quay as it moves global HQ from UK to Ireland

Vehicle tech company signs up for 5,575sq m at €624 per square metre

CRH results likely to be affected by poor weather

Business This Week: results, indicators and meetings

Business This Week: results, indicators and meetings

Good times for the hostel industry and all you ever wanted to know about financing sustainable energy

Meath boy (6) awarded €20,000 after lap top explodes

Judge says evidence of device catching fire has ‘put the heart cross-ways in me’

BioPharma Ambition conference to focus on future of industry

This week: Davy forecasts ‘strong outlook’ for rent growth

McKillen plans apartments and cafe behind Dublin's Ferryman

Eight-storey, South Docks block likely to accommodate Press Up chain restaurant

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