Health HSE braces for legal claims over cyber attackExecutive is preparing to notify thousands of people whose data was stolen in last May’s breach
Energy State moves to close EU case over controversial Galway wind farmFines relating to Derrybrien development total €13 million since 2019
Companies Three Ireland to create 175 jobs in Limerick The company’s customer care centre in Castleroy was established 20 years ago and currently employs 400 people
Health Paul Reid to step down as HSE chief executive in DecemberReid, who led the health service throughout the pandemic, said he had no immediate career plans
Housing ‘Significant’ slowdown in house prices to come over next nine months Increase in interest rates combined with overvaluation during pandemic will reduce growth rate of prices, according to head of the ESRI’s economics unit
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Economy Euro zone inflation hits record high of 8.1%The European Central Bank is under pressure to lift interest rates more aggressively this summer
Energy ESB to recruit 1,000 people to accelerate Net Zero strategyThe recruitment drive is aimed at delivering infrastructure, services and associated customer-focused solutions required to achieve net zero emissions
An Bord Pleanála Keegan takes aim at Hyde’s Docklands planning decisionDublin City Council chief executive’s criticism comes amid increased scrutiny of the planning body
Banking Bank of Ireland gets green light to buy KBC assets The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission attached a number of conditions following fears that competition would be lessened as a result of the sale
Planning An Bord Pleanála’s Hyde inquiry to focus on 200 planning casesThe internal review is separate to an investigation being overseen by senior counsel Remy Farrell
politics Calls for wider review into An Bord Pleanála following allegationsA number of allegations have been published about the board in recent weeks relating to its deputy chairman Paul Hyde
Sport Ireland wouldn’t be ready to host 2024 America’s Cup until 2025, ministers told A review of Cork’s potential hosting of the prestigious yacht race found the facilities would only be delivered a year after the event
Housing Ronan consortium won’t sell part of Glass Bottle site to the stateAn affordable homes plan at the site in Dublin 4 is still up in the air after the first phase was given the green light
Companies Dalton Philips departs daa to become Greencore chief executive Philips will take up his new role at the convenience food giant in September, replacing Patrick Coveney who left at the end of March
politics Holohan rebuked by Donnelly over Nphet replacement groupThe chief medical officer raised concerns over membership of the new advisory team, correspondence seen by the Business Post shows
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Apartment blocks to be included under EV charger grantScheme helps cover cost of installation of electric vehicle charger up to €600
State owes €5 million in fines over defunct Galway wind farmDerrybrien facility has been taken offline by ESB after failed planning process