Kilkenny Design back in profit in spite of ‘headwinds that were beyond our control’
Family-owned Irish retailer back in the black in spite of 5% drop in revenues
Irish consumers missed out on €66.7m in uncashed bottle deposit returns last year
Figure arises from failure to cash in deposits for soft drink containers through Deposit Return Scheme
J&J’s Irish eyecare unit takes €1.06bn hit on accord between Irish and US tax authorities
Company upbeat on profit outlook despite new rules on pricing of contact lenses sold to other Johnson & Johnson entities under dispute resolution procedure
Man (27) jailed for asking mother if he could sexually exploit daughter (2)
Father of three given 18-month prison term for offence committed in 2020
St Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre plan is shot down by planning appeals board
An Coimisiún Pleanála said plan would not achieve ‘sufficiently high standard of placemaking, urban design and architecture’
‘Rooks can drive people mad,’ judge says as prosecution taken over tree felling
Three men are being prosecuted under the Wildlife Act in connection with allegedly injuring and disturbing rooks
McEvaddy brothers submit outline plan to council for cargo development on land beside Dublin Airport
Consultants submit report to Fingal County Council for cargo scheme on behalf of DA Terminal 3 Ltd
Plans lodged for a new pub restaurant at site of former post office in Dublin 4
Operators of Hogan’s pub in Dublin city centre seek permission for work to ‘stop the deterioriation of the building’ overlooking Dodder
Smyth’s pub in Dublin 4 set to be demolished and replaced by apartments and a new bar
An Coimisiún Pleanála has granted planning permission in spite of objections raised by local residents
Dublin Airport manager refused permission to demolish parking ramps beside Terminal 1
The decision upholds a planning refusal issued by Fingal Co Council earlier this year to DAA
Niall Gilligan found not guilty of assaulting boy (12) with stick
Jury delivered majority verdict of not guilty
Clare hurler Niall Gilligan ‘lost control’ and ‘punished’ boy with stick, court hears
All-Ireland winner claims he used ‘reasonable force’ to protect property as State and defence make closing speeches
Profits up at BOC Aviation Irish arm
Profits boosted by $158m insurance payment received concerning 15 aircraft detained in Russia
Niall Gilligan case: Former hurler said he acted in ‘a reasonable manner’ at time of alleged assault on boy (12)
Court heard that when medics started cutting clothes off boy ‘they were finding more and more injuries’
Penneys’ Irish parent profits top €2m per day last year
Pretax profits hit €881.5m, according to latest accounts