Inside the new Dún Laoghaire Baths (spoiler: don’t expect baths)
For years the derelict amenity was a blight on the seafront, a lost opportunity for a public facility
Sláintecare advisory group to be restructured following resignations
Doran says new group will focus on regionalstructures but asks who will oversee reforms
Sláintecare committee seeks details on background to resignations
Donnelly also questioned why project not run from Taoiseach’s Department as planned
Resignations cast shadow over Sláintecare health service reforms
Government insists it is more committed than ever to implementing programme
Head of Sláintecare health reform programme resigns
Coalition ‘more committed than ever before to implementing ... programme of reform’
Decision in Lisa Smith UK ban due this week
Terrorism suspect, who is accused of joining Islamic State, was barred from the UK in 2019
Medtech company Vasorum secures €6m investment
BGF takes minority stake in what is its seventh investment in Irish market in two years
Covid-19: Builders cease work on big developments
Move from construction companies comes after ramped up coronavirus restrictions
M7 upgrade: Speed restrictions to be lifted on new three-lane carriageway
Road-widening scheme at Naas to be finished by mid-February, after multiple delays
Upgraded M7 to be operating at full-speed by Christmas, TII says
Thousands caught speeding along route since limit reduced to allow for road works
Persistent speeding during M7 upgrade works criticised
Some 14,500 speeding fines handed out along road since works began, with 241 incidents
Dún Laoghaire baths contractor to clear plastic from nearby beaches
Cleanup planned after large volume of toothpick-sized strips found on shoreline
Clondalkin office complex with redevelopment potential for €4.8m
Dolcain House consists of three office blocks and 211 car spaces
Judge dismisses businessman’s IBRC claim due to delay
Former SIAC chief Finn Lyden brought case over 2006 Anglo Irish investment
Profits at builder SIAC treble to €2.5m
Turnover rose by 15%, with Irish builder expecting it to rise again this year
Unsecured creditors owed €26m from Siac deal may get part of it back
Irish construction group and its Polish partner are filing claims worth €214m
Siac seeks more than €210m from Polish authorities over motorway dispute
Irish group and its partner had to apply for court protection from its creditors
State paid €2m in 2015 to privately run tolled motorway
Eurolink Motorway Operations looks after Clonee to Kells stretch of road
Siac’s Cork HQ, warehouse and development site for €1.6m
CBRE selling site with 110 parking spaces and permission to build 1,300sq m block
SIAC to sell head office in Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Building company seeking about €5m for three blocks that make up Dolcain House
Irish-Polish trading link now worth €1.5bn annually
Part 3 of series: It’s not surprising Poland a hub for Irish firms seeking to expand
Why Warsaw’s skyline should be a source of national pride for Ireland
Poland prepares for Sunday’s election as Irish business links with the East European state strengthen
Siac earns €1.3 million profits in wake of restructuring
Building group continuing to pursue Polish authority in contract dispute
Siac’s €1.1m profit over €19m toll sale to Dutch investment fund
Siac sold interest in 2013 as it faced financial pressure from losses in Poland
Siac bounces back from examinership and into profit
Building and engineering group says it is on target to meet its year-end figures
Building group Sisk wins €21m contract for Pirbright lab in UK
Deal to build high-tech laboratory follows other wins in British market for Irish construction group
Properties from split-off Siac division to be sold
Receivership not to affect contracting business, which emerged from examinership in February
Examinership helps save 410 jobs in first quarter of 2014
Uptake in SMES applying for examinership expected as Circuit Court to start hearing cases this Thursday
Supreme Court clears way for Siac survival scheme
Challenge by the Polish Roads Authority against construction giant dismissed
Polish authority in last-minute bid to overturn Siac rescue plan
Supreme Court to hear appeal against plan for building group next Tuesday
Late challenge to SIAC survival scheme puts 219 jobs at risk
Approval of plan is a ‘matter of commercial life and death’ for firms, Supreme Court hears
Poland sacks roads chief blamed by Siac for losses
Lech Witecki headed agency facing lawsuits from Sisk, Roadbridge and other EU firms
Survival scheme for seven companies in SIAC group approved
Proposals will see €10.5m investment in group with €5m going to bank creditors
Siac UK subsidiary seeks protection from creditors
Sussex-based Graham Wood files notice of intention to appoint administrators
New Irish Times business show - listen to the pilot
Tom Lyons is in the chair as our business journalists discuss the week’s big stories
Feighery family and French-owned player amongst Siac Construction backers
Creditors and High Court yet to approve rescue plan
French-led consortium set to take over building group Siac
Move likely to secure the group’s core operations and save 200-plus jobs
Harvey to be Siac chairman once bank rescue deal agreed
Has to secure deal by January 30th, the date Siac’s bankruptcy protection expires
Six parties express interest in Siac as group enters examinership
High Court formally appoints Michael McAteer as examiner to the companies
Insolvencies decrease by 19%
Decline in number of troubled companies is steady rather than accelerating
Fewer insolvencies in October as rate of start-ups increases
But average size of judgments against consumers for bad debt rises, says Vision-net
Taoiseach raises pay problems for firms with Polish premier
Kenny expects ‘positive outcome’ before year end and warns that several thousand jobs are at stake
Road works in Poland lead to dead end for Siac and Sisk
Little did Irish construction giants think the winning of multimillion euro tenders to build motorways and bridges would end in disaster
State paid Siac millions ahead of examinership
Construction firm placed in examinership, receiving protection from debts of €68m
Siac granted court protection
Judge appoints examiner to construction firm and eight related companies
Creditors likely to appeal Siac protection
Interim examiner appointed to construction group and related companies
SIAC companies secure court protection for survival scheme
Nine companies ‘in a clear position of insolvency’ arising from economic downturn
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