“Similar challenges exist in the UK as do in Ireland; there is a similar housing issue that needs to be overcome,” Paul Brown, chief executive of Sisk, told the Business Post.

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How much land deals are surging across Ireland and where the money is going. • Details on the biggest deals that drove the ...

European markets were mixed on Wednesday morning, as Asian shares dropped after a global selloff in semiconductor stocks deepened. Rising bond yields and concerns around ...

What Tom Hickey, managing director at Kenmare, has said about its performance Irish titanium minerals and zircon producer ...

Shares in New York started trading higher at market open on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 rising 0.4 per cent and the tech-heavy Nasdaq gaining 0.28 per cent in the first few minutes. The Dow Jones ...

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Shares of US vaccine-maker Moderna more than doubled in pre-market trading ...

Donnybrook Fair has lodged plans to convert the upper floors of its flagship Dublin 4 location into offices to facilitate ...

US president Donald Trump said late on Tuesday he was pausing for three days new 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods that were due ...

A court in the US has dismissed a fraud lawsuit where $6.3 million (€5.4m) in damages was sought from the Irish technology company Sedicii Innovations Limited, and its founder and CEO Rob Leslie.