Window closes on European markets’ worst trading quarter in two years
Energy costs continue to weigh on building material and airline shares
Irish Cement hit with €225,000 fine after breach of health and safety law
CRH subsidiary pleads guilty after worker hurt when lorry he was driving turned over
Tony Barry, former CRH chief executive and Ibec president, dies
Businessman served on several boards, including as deputy governor of Bank of Ireland
No link between Limerick cement plant and respiratory deaths rate – watchdog
‘Significant association’ between respiratory mortality and deprivation in city, says Hiqa
EPA to hold hearings on Irish Cement’s controversial €10m plans to burn waste
Opponents to proposals for Limerick plant include JP McManus and Paul O’Connell
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‘Votegate’ controversy seems unlikely to hurt Niall Collins in his re-election bid
IRA bomb on Dublin-Belfast line could have been ‘disastrous’
Northern Ireland Railways service was held up before bomb exploded in Lurgan
Protest planned after Irish Cement gets green light to burn alternative fuels
Environmental Protection Agency approval of €10m project in Limerick prompts shock
Ecocem forced to halt planned €45m cement mill in US
Irish cement maker’s six-year planning battle comes to end after partner pulls out
Irish Cement fined €4,000 for dust spill over homes, cars and gardens in Limerick
Environmental Protection Agency received 21 complaints after leak, court told
Growing demand fuels 20% home rental hikes in Limerick and Waterford
Many landlords are exiting the market, resulting in a shrinking stock of houses for rent in both Munster cities, say local auctioneers
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Diaspora’s need for Irish associations has been eroded by technology and changing interests
Irish Cement is changing the mix to curb fossil fuels and reduce carbon emissions
Making cement ‘a different process to what people perceive’
Irish Cement fined after ‘dust leak’ at Limerick plant
Cement company pleads guilty to two charges prosecuted by EPA
Irish Cement to be allowed replace fossil fuels at two plants
Proposed Limerick and Meath developments were opposed by environmental groups
Eight companies on latest EPA ‘name and shame’ list
Six of the sites cited account for more than half of all complaints received in 2017
Irish Cement denies wanting to create waste incinerator in Meath
Plan for Platin is to replace fossil fuels and reduce carbon emissions, firm says
Restricting seizure of computer evidence could have huge consequences
Supreme Court decision could impact what gardaí can seize in child pornography raids
Seven companies named and shamed by EPA for breaches
Five are in dairy sector and all will be subject to increased inspections and monitoring
Hearing told of ‘shocking’ list of waste Irish Cement plans to burn
Retired lecturer says some of the data given by the company ‘absolutely meaningless’
Irish Cement says Limerick factory will not become ‘makeshift incinerator’
Plans to use ‘lower carbon alternative fuels’ are not akin to an incinerator, company says
EPA names worst offenders for breaching environmental laws
Irish Cement , Tipperary Creamery Co-op among those on agency list
Ecocem may get planning approval for California plant
Many locals oppose Irish cement maker’s plan to build €45 million facility in Vallejo
Supreme Court limits investigation’s access to emails of senior CRH executive
CCPC accessed 100,000 emails during inquiry into alleged anti-competitive practices in cement market
Ecocem appeal over €45m California mill to be heard next month
US subsidiary of Irish cement maker refused permission on environmental grounds
Ecocem subsidiary refused planning permission in US
Orcem has the right to appeal the decision in Vallejo, San Francisco Bay, California
Ecocem subsidiary’s California planning verdict on the way
Vallejo officials consider residents’ objections to Irish cement maker’s mill proposal
Competition commission appeals ruling on CRH documents
High Court barred watchdog from reviewing e-mails siezed from Irish Cement director
Competition body breached warrant in CRH ‘dawn raid’
Court says Seamus Lynch’s email account would also likely contain private information
Challenge to seizure of CRH executive’s emails begins
High Court told competition commission was not entitled to ‘run riot’ in Irish Cement
Ecocem US plant faces possible planning setback
Irish cement maker’s environmental impact report for San Francisco plant is challenged
Seizure of CRH document comes before High Court
Search of facility carried out by officers of Consumer Protection Commission
Watchdog goes to court as part of cement industry investigation
Competition commission to ask High Court what documents can be used from raids
Irish Cement raided in competition investigation
Inquiry focuses on charge of abusing a dominant position
CRH, Tullow help Britain's FTSE set new record high
Shares in Irish companies help push FTSE to new peak
Seán Quinn claimed ‘religious discrimination’ obstructed his expansion plans in 1985
Businessman felt unionist opposition lay behind failure to get grant for factory
CRH facing €98m fine for alleged price-fixing in Switzerland
Investigation centred on price movements among suppliers of bathroom fittings
CRH to sell 88 acres at Foynes Port
€6m sought for site which accounts for 75 per cent of available industrial land around port
Ecocem warns on cement emissions
R&D programme needs to start now if EU emissions targets are to be met
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