Digital tech key to helping State meet climate obligations – report
Sustainability becoming increasingly important for business
Housing, cycling, taxes: Dublin businesses’ Budget 2022 wishlist
Dublin Chamber has published its pre-budget submission to the Government
Dublin Chamber urges capital gains tax cut for businesses
Business pressure group seeking reduction from prevailing tax rate of 33% to 20%
Government urged to clarify new restrictions amid confusion
Business groups claim new advice represents blow to reopening plans of many firms
Employers have ‘absolute duty’ to stick to new pandemic protocols
Return to Work Safety Protocol critical to reopening businesses shortly amid Covid-19
Call to allow higher buildings in Dublin’s docklands from business leaders
Dublin Chamber of Commerce says council’s new height limits ‘lack ambition’
Campaigners to seek judicial review of sewage plant
Local residents believe development will harm human health and destroy the local biosphere
Call for greater supports for entrepreneurs in budget
Scale Ireland and Dublin Chamber urge Government to introduce better incentives
Government urged to focus on Irish companies, not just FDI
Budget 2020: Greater incentives for Irish businesses needed says Dublin Chamber
City council seeks to increase building heights in docklands
Residential tower of 25 storeys could create ‘gateway’ to city, says Dublin City Council
Permission granted for 3,500 homes on Poolbeg site
Council welcomes ruling that will lead to building of 875 social and affordable homes
War for talent ranks above Brexit as biggest threat for businesses
New Dublin Chamber survey shows accommodation crisis also proving challenging
Charities and business welcome industrial estate rezoning
City councillors urge caution on rezoning of lands for housing
‘We’re at a crunch point now for the Irish economy’
Ireland recently fell out of the top 10 in the IMD competitiveness rankings. Is it time to ring the alarm bells?
Economic statement a ‘well crafted exercise in expectation management’
Business and economic commentators have mixed reaction to Summer Economic Statement
‘Another cock-up’ or ‘visionary’? Politicians and industry react to the NDP
There is a clear divide between the business and industry sectors and the political sphere
€80m upgrade commences at Ringsend wastewater treatment plant
Upgrade is first part of €400 million overhaul in Ireland’s largest treatment facility
Business groups welcome breakthrough in Brexit negotiations
Goodbody chief economist Dermot O’Leary says agreed wording indicates soft Brexit
Vote: Almost half of Dubliners want skyscrapers by 2050, what do you think?
New report by Dublin Chamber looks at how the city might look in 30 years time
Dublin businesses hope for boost from Luas Christmas opening
The Luas Cross City project has been under construction for the past four years
Deal with Chinese province Guangdong set to boost Irish trade
Chinese and Irish agencies and companies sign seven memoranda of understanding
Metro North works will not start before 2021, says NTA
Network from city centre to airport unlikely to be in place before 2026
Housing costs the prime concern for workers in Dublin
New survey shows tax, childcare costs and congestion also issues for employees
Dublin retailers cautiously optimistic over Christmas trade
Shops in capital anticipating high footfall in days ahead as schools and offices remain open
Business bodies call for €12bn motorway investment
Ibec estimates population of island will surge 50% by 2050 to 10 million
Concern that Budget did little for self-employed, entrepreneurs
Post-Budget debate shows disagreement on whether measures will aid economic growth
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