The number of Irish firms registering for EORI numbers jumped by 600 per cent in August
Boris Johnson has asked British civil servants to examine the feasibility of a bridge between Scotland and the North - a distance of at least 19 kilometres, over very deep water. Is this achievable, or is it pure lunacy?
Ireland has been criticised by international experts for our vulnerability to money laundering, and Garda specialists are well aware of the risk posed by the vast sums moving through our funds sector
The number of investment funds authorised by the Central Bank has grown substantially since the B...
In its pre-budget submission, Cyclist.ie has also called for the establishment of a National Cycling Office within the Department of Transport and dedicated cycling officers at a senior level in all local authorities
Planning for the first phase of the project – known as ‘Project G’ – was originally granted in 2017, but was subsequently appealed by environmental campaigners
The new president of Chartered Accountants Ireland, Conall O’Halloran, is aware of the reputational damage that lingers from recent scandals and is keen to stress that an audit firm’s duty is to the public, not to its clients
Wesley Edens chief executive of New Fortress Energy, made the comments about the Shannon LNG project it bought last year as he announced plans to build data centres and a gas power plant on site
North at particular risk from disruption, says ESRI expert, as leaked British documents reveal threat to Single Electricity Market in no-deal Brexit
Petrol, diesel and home heating oil companies have called on the government to increase the carbon tax at the next budget by more than is being planned
The China National Offshore Oil Company (CNOOC) and ExxonMobil have both been unable to produce oil or gas off the coast of Co Kerry
Concerns over battery life and range are also making it harder for the public to embrace electric cars
The Irish Petroleum Importers Association says costs for consumers will rise if World Trade Organization tariffs are imposed on products such as kerosene for home heating oil imported from Britain after Brexit
Britain could pull out of the European Atomic Energy Community in the event of a no-deal Brexit
Nama offered 7,050 properties to local authorities, but of those 2,435 were turned down by local authorities for a variety of reasons
