Denis Naughten resigns - as the future of the National Broadband Plan hangs in the balance
The Communications Minister made the announcement in the Dáil this afternoon.
Fora Staff
The consumer watchdog has concerns about a 'natural monopoly' in the Irish waste sector
The average home now pays between €230 – €280 a year in waste collection charges.
A worker who posted derogatory Facebook memes about bosses won a €7,700 claim
The woman claimed the retailer’s managing director kicked her chair, sparking the unfair dismissal case.
Ryanair's chairman was re-elected - but support for the American billionaire has weakened
A UK pension fund had recommended that members block David Bonderman’s re-appointment.
Tesco is launching budget brand Jack's to rival Aldi and Lidl - but it's not coming to Ireland
The UK grocery chain plans to open up to 15 of the no-frills stores for now.
Designer Orla Kiely shuttered her online and retail business after 'challenges' in the UK
The company has decided to enter voluntary liquidation.
Controversial plans for over 500 homes in Dublin's St Anne's Park have been rejected
After it initially granted permission for the project, An Bord Pleanála said it would review the case.
The US hedge fund owner of Cork's Wilton Shopping Centre has put it up for sale
The property has been put on the market by York Capital for €86 million.
New rules are on the way for Airbnb hosts in Dublin to crack down on short-term lets
Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy said the regulations would be similar to those introduced in Toronto.
Ryanair pilots in Ireland have voted to accept a deal struck by unions
The announcement was made by the Irish Airline Pilots’ Association, which represents some Ryanair pilots.
Ryanair cabin crew will be represented by a union for the first time
Fórsa also recently agreed a deal with the budget airline for Ireland-based pilots.
The five-star Druids Glen hotel and golf resort is on sale for €45m
The venue hosted four Irish Opens in the late 1990s.
GIVEAWAY: We've got FREE tickets to Europe's top conference for software firms
Dublin’s SaaStock has been billed as Europe’s number-one event for SaaS founders and execs.
37,000 Eir customers affected by data breach after laptop stolen
Gardaí and the Data Protection Commissioner have been notified.
GSK is closing its Sligo manufacturing site - cutting 165 jobs
The pharma giant will shut down the skincare plant over the next three years.
'We've still much to learn': Paddy Cosgrave has withdrawn Marine Le Pen's invite to Web Summit
The French far-right leader had been invited to speak at this year’s event in Lisbon.
Dunnes Stores is turning a long-vacant, former Blackrock pub into a new store
The site of the ex-Playwright bar has been empty since 2011.
Ticketmaster is shutting down Seatwave as new laws crack down on ticket touting
The ticket reseller said it will replace Seatwave with another “fan-to-fan” ticket exchange system.
One-sixth of all Ryanair flights will be cancelled on Friday due to strikes
Germany pilots will join counterparts in Ireland and other countries in stopping work.
'The damage is already done': Ryanair wants fresh talks with Irish union officials
Some 3,500 customers will be affected by flight cancellations this Friday.