Maynooth

Rental supply in city ‘not as loose’ as it was in late 2020, Daft.ie report finds

Interview: John Jordan, chief executive of Ornua

New executive dubs Republic a ‘growth engine’ for French giant

Virus curtails annual Lenten appeal that usually raises €8 million for overseas work

Union sought intervention as it failed in trying to get bank to engage with it

Swords hub to move to Pavilions Shopping Centre

‘Businesses that are nowhere near the meat plants are bearing the brunt. Why don’t they use a map?’

Residents of Griffin Rath Hall fear flooding as new houses built at higher level than allowed

George Barrington, from Co Kildare, gained a reputation for his colourful escapades as a thief

Dublin-listed company says it sold 1,080 new homes last year, earning a 28% increase in profits to €68m

The appeal of buying a pile in the French countryside is alive and well

Investment funds bought 95% of 3,644 apartments completed last year

Rate of people aged 25-29 living at home up 11.2 points to 47.2% in decade to 2017

Company says goal is to build €1 billion portfolio of assets in Ireland

The US chip-maker this week got permission to build a new €3.6bn factory at its site in Leixlip

Paul Wells Junior (33) found guilty of impeding prosecution of father

Educate Together awarded patronage of seven new commuter belt schools

Development will include 220 kilo volt substation and new circuits at Leixlip plant

In the age of ebooks, these booksellers are proving print is still preferred

The 23-acre site looks set to accommodate residential scheme of up to 800 units

Laois multimillionaire (92) would be ‘horrified’ at her €30m donation becoming public

‘If you look in the right places there is plant life that glows in the dark’

Family say gesture is call for greater accountability from institutions and agencies

Over 40 schools due around Ireland, with places for 20,000 pupils to be built by 2022

Paddy Power analytics manager Michael Doyle applied his know-how to the housing market

Government credibility staked on strategic development zones and fast-track planning

Cairn Homes says it faces delays at sites because councils are tweaking development plans

Cairn ‘happy’ to pay for infrastructure if it allowed building of commercially viable homes

US markets closed as traders on Wall Street observe Presidents Day

Inquiry hears teacher asked student to retract information given to principal and gardaí

First six months of 2017 sees 19 hotels changing hands for €76.8m

Maynooth hosts event international conference for 15 to 18-year-olds

Education campus in Maynooth will provide school places for 2,000 secondary pupils

New homes schemes remain well below what is required but latest policy measures should offer a stimulus as more buyers enter the market

Teenager remains in induced coma after suffering severe injuries in Maynooth

Price tag a long way from the €48m used to prefund shopping centre before crash

Warning of poor driving conditions as two weather warnings remain in place

Kym Owens (18) suffered life-threatening injuries in ‘extremely violent’ attack on Sunday

Phonecall to Longford station warned of explosives on buses and at Sinn Féin building

Gardaí continue to examine house where Alan Hawe killed his wife and three sons