Luas burnt out during Dublin riots arrives home after €5m repairs in France
Tram set ablaze during rioting in November 2023 when windows were shattered and burning bin brought on board
Stillorgan shopping centre retailers hear ‘no change being considered’ on parking fees
Management refuses to attend public meeting organised by Stillorgan Village centre traders
Gardaí seize €1.6m of drugs and vehicles with ‘sophisticated’ hidden compartments
Van containing two wheel balancing devices among the vehicles seized
Garda to exhume body of Liam Farrell as part of review into ‘suspicious’ Co Leitrim death
Garda review ‘active and ongoing’ as Farrell family welcome the development
HealthBeacon posts record revenue two years after exiting examinership
Irish company profitable in the second half of financial year
Number of Garda investigations into Grok AI images rises to 244
Gardaí to use AI to review online child sexual exploitation material when laws allow its use, committee told
How will household bills be affected by unrest in the Middle East and when?
Closure of Strait of Hormuz, a key transit route from the Gulf region, leaves few options to secure deliveries
Garda to be charged with dangerous driving after ‘minor’ collision during e-scooter pursuit
Member of the force is set to appear in court later this month on the charge stemming from 2024 incident
High Court strikes down appeal over examinership refusal for developer of €34.6m office block
Examinership might be in interests of company principals but it would be hard to see how it would benefit the wider economy, judge said
Storm Éowyn caused €661m insured damage across Ireland and UK, Aon says
Éowyn was the costliest windstorm on record for Irish insurers
Transdev loses €1.75bn Luas contract after running Dublin tram service for 22 years
French-British joint venture between Keolis and Amey believed to have been selected as preferred bidder for light rail service
European shares hit record high with help from the banks
Glanbia tops Irish stock market on bumper sales of its Optimum Nutrition brand
Examinership is ‘exercise in futility’ for developer of €34m St Stephen’s Green offices, appeal hears
Court heard two months of work needed to complete nine-storey office block
Mortgage lending slumps in January, according to banking industry figures
Just 565 approvals for those trading up or downsizing, the worst January of business recorded in that sector
High building costs and planning delays a ‘serious threat’ to tourism
‘Significant hurdles that make it difficult’ to deliver new beds.