Infrastructure firm Balfour Beatty to exit Irish market
Group directly employs 26 staff here and has a half share of a joint venture with 300 staff
Pallas Foods records pre-tax loss of €24.1m due to impact of pandemic
New accounts show that revenues at Pallas Foods Unlimited fell 15% to €326.4m last year
Bust to empty boom: What shaped our public spaces in the past decade
The Decaste in Culture: The 'quarterisation' of our cities reached a ludicrous peak with derided Grafton Quarter
Arkle Resources begins strategic review on Limerick prospect
Explorer suggested it has had ‘significant interest’ in the prospect
Irish pub closures: The slow death of the local bar
Ireland has 1,500 fewer pubs than in 2006. Nowhere has seen a steeper decline than Limerick
Pallas Foods more than doubles pretax profit to €10.7m
Food service wholesaler achieves gross margin level of 25.5 per cent
Is it too late to book a last-minute holiday in the sun?
The summer is flying by, but there’s still time to find a deal in August and top up your tan
FoodCloud grows, keeping 18m meals from landfill
Massive new Dublin hub shows how food waste initiative is expanding
Hennessy Portrait Prize 2016: Gerry Davis wins €15,000
Limerick graduate takes top prize and for the first time two others are highly commended
Woodland retreat in Goldsmith country
Three-bedroom gate lodge at Newcastle House, Co Longford on market for €350,000
Luna wins best restaurant award less than a year after opening
Restaurants Association of Ireland awards gives top prize to Italian-American themed eatery
Richard Gorman: Art that’s as strong as the paper it’s painted on
Gorman’s work on kozo paper is quite something to behold – but don’t ask him how much it cost a sheet
Art review: Roger O’Neill at The Complex
The arts centre has had a chequered, nomadic history but things are looking up
Artists urge Dublin City Council to act on studio ‘crisis’
Increasing rent prices have contributed to a 25 per cent reduction in capital’s studio space
Visual art round-up: Pallas Projects bursts out of its gated community
The Coombe-based arts group’s periodical is a valuable exercise; and George Bolster takes on the delicate subject of depression
Seen & Heard: Lloyds Pharmacy lines up Sam McAuley takeover
Deal would copperfasten US-owned group’s position as Ireland’s largest pharmacy chain
Pallas Foods parent misses profit target
US food distributor Sysco hit by costs related to contested acquisition of rival
Nama landbank sale near airport
Land zoned for logistics park is expected to sell for around €100,000 per acre
Firms in food service sector buoyed by new optimism
Survey by Pallas Foods published to coincide with 3-day food service industry event
ABP Foods becomes first European firm to secure US beef deal
Louth-based processor has agreed to supply US giant Sysco in deal worth up to €15m a year
€1.5m for Ballycoolin warehouse
Building has loading access via 13 dock levellers and two ground level shutter doors
Open House Dublin: freedom of the city
From Georgian gems to sewage services, via some intriguing private homes, the free annual architecture fest has something for all tastes
An American verdict: ‘There seem to be fewer assholes in Ireland’
The Trip: ‘Bring on the leprechauns,’ says one of our group of North Americans mischievously as I join them for a tour of Cork and Kerry. They like it here, but they aren’t as wide-eyed about Ireland as we sometimes like to think
When the artists move in
Commercial spaces can make a valuable contribution to facilitating artistic endeavours – but the agreements tend to be very short term. Maybe it’s time to start looking at more permanent arrangements and partnerships
White cube, white noise
Why does the art world love jargon? It adds up to an impenetrable language that puts people off visiting galleries they might otherwise love
Creating a little teen spirit on the wards
Described as ‘a lost tribe’ by one consultant, ill adolescents take centre stage in art project
A family business that just keeps on growing
Three generations of the Keelings have turned fruit farm into Ireland’s largest horticultural business turning over €300 million
Karting champion Nicole Coffey sets the pace in race to prove that women have the drive to make it in Formula One
The 14-year-old from Dublin, one of Ireland’s upcoming driving stars, wants to make it all the way to the top
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