Electricians threaten to spark crisis in building industry

Trade body clears first hurdle in challenge to Government’s sectoral employment order

Court hears minimum pay order for eletricians could cost jobs

Minister Pat Breen recently set the rates that electrical contractors should pay workers

Teachers ‘highly critical’ of English language schools

Government moves to introduce minimum employment standards for sector

Backstop ‘alternatives’ could form basis of new EU-UK deal – Tory MP

Group proposing solutions to Border dilemma ‘advertise’ their ideas on visit to Dublin

Melania-like quality to Leo’s sangfroid in face of Trump’s witless remarks

Miriam Lord: Shannon in a lather of stress and excitement before circus heads for Doonbeg

‘Very pleasant’ Donald Trump plans to return to Ireland, Breen says

Clare TD and Minister of State says US meeting president ‘a colourful occasion’

Brexit, E3 visas and NI on the agenda for Varadkar-Trump meeting

Taoiseach not expected among officials joining US president at his Doonbeg golf resort

Trump's Irish visit: Marine One helicopter makes dummy run

Aircraft will take US president between Shannon and Doonbeg, weather permitting

Trump should be welcomed in Clare, says local Minister

Minister of State Pat Breen expects security ‘ring of steel’ around Doonbeg golf resort

OpenSky to increase headcount by 80 following €2.5m investment

Naas-based tech company set to double staff numbers as it plans overseas expansion

Construction sector safety boosted by women, Glasnevin event hears

Workers’ Memorial Day notes ideas, energy and drive of women in building industry

Lowest number of days lost to industrial relations disputes since 2012 – WRC

€3.1 million recovered in unpaid wages by WRC in 2018, up 75 per cent on previous year

Johnson & Johnson €100m expansion to create 300 jobs

Limerick to get 100 permanent jobs at facility and 200 in construction phase

Music fans ripped off before touts get near tickets, Dáil hears

Fat Boy Slim and Drake tickets cost over double as same gig in Netherlands, Belgium

Scientists to receive €11 million funding for research in Ireland

Developing tools to identify most efficient cows among proposed projects

Department only sought Dublin Port’s hard Brexit plan last month

State’s busiest port has been planning for border checks on UK imports since late 2017

Naughten did not influence broadband tender process, auditor finds

Cabinet to consider report on tendering process from independent auditor

Is the craft beer industry sustainable?

Independent sector faces more competition from imports, bigger breweries

Broadband decisions will 'shape our world' into next century

Bruton says will not speak to junior Minister over contract due to 'interference' view

McCourt held meetings with Anglo Irish Bank about buying assets

Businessman’s meetings with Denis Naughten lead to the minister’s resignation

Dooley says Government should mandate ESB to deliver National Broadband Plan

Fianna Fáil communications spokesman says semi-State should be brought in to break impasse

Breen had three more meetings with lead NBP bidder

Seen & Heard: Minister of State also visited McCourt at his home in a private capacity

Taoiseach says Breen’s role in broadband saga ‘not a resigning matter’

Minister of State passed on dinner invite from bidder for contract to Denis Naughten

Broadband plan: Why did Denis Naughten resign?

Former minister’s desperation resulted in an appalling lack of judgment

Harris hits out at FF leader’s ‘disgraceful conduct’ over Fitzgerald resignation

Former tánaiste was ‘hounded’ from office, senior Minister claims

Naughten’s exit throws broadband plan into doubt

Independent auditor will assess if process has been compromised, says Taoiseach

Minister Pat Breen outlines meetings with key bidder in broadband controversy

Minister of State said he knows David McCourt on a personal basis

Businesses too slow in preparing for Brexit – Heather Humphreys

Survey shows a quarter of Irish businesses have a plan in place for Britain leaving EU

State scheme has lent SMEs €93m in six years

Credit guarantee scheme launched in 2012 supports in excess of 3,600 jobs

Tech hub for former Dún Laoghaire ferry terminal gets green light

Planning permission granted for project developer says could support up to 1,000 jobs

Minister calls for EU and US ‘to step from brink’

Cool heads ‘and dialogue’ must prevail in upcoming trade negotiations, says Pat Breen

Time has come to appoint a minister for media

A single minister for culture, media and digital sectors would be logical and helpful

Large breweries ‘pay publicans not to stock smaller companies’ beer, cider’

Free kegs, event cash and refurbishment payment for pubs are used by major brewers, Labour’s Alan Kelly claims

STATS and eBecs announce up to 250 new Irish jobs

Sports data firm says it plans to employ 150 staff at its new Limerick base by 2020

Ireland ‘producing one-trick ponies’ in economics, says Higgins

President warns against ‘uncritical pursuit of globalisation’ and ‘Davos’ capitalism

Ticket touting proposals lack Government fans

Heather Humphreys hasn’t yet bought the T-shirt for proposed resale curbs

Firm that improves health of cows wins National Enterprise Award

Terra Liquid Minerals, which was set up by two brothers in 2012, won overall prize

Minister says ticket touting affects ‘no more than 50 concerts a year’

Róisín Shortall claims Government ‘is not going to do anything’ to tackle issue

Is Winston Churchtown spoiling for a bust-up with McDowell?

Miriam Lord on Shane Ross, strange alliances, and a lather of misplaced indignation

New Dublin HQ offers New Relic room for expansion

European headquarters can hold up to 300 employees

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