"People are comparing it to Nuremberg or whatever else, it's nonsense and reeks of desperation."

I've no idea what Fine Gael leader Leo Varadkar and Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin were trying to achieve at the start of their election campaigns, or even as the seats were being counted.

Nineteen members of staff made redundant by the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) last year shared €1.01m in redundancy payments.

The operator of a Montessori school and a family entertainment centre has secured a High Court injunction preventing its landlord from retaking possession of its premises.

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That construction is to be funded by €16bn in cash held outside the annual spending budget in order to stay inside fiscal space guidelines.

Sinn Féin is promising to increase Government spending by more than €22 billion by 2025, double what the Department of Finance has recommended for that period.

Enda Patrick Whelan of College Grove, Ennis, Co Clare will make a payment of approximately €50,000 to his creditors.

Plans for 1,100 apartments on a key site in Cork’s south docks are in the pipeline, it has emerged.

The Government has announced the establishment of a special group to examine the supports afforded to asylum seekers, including direct provision, which will be chaired by a former secretary general of the European Commission.

Though everyone on this island shares, more or less, a common past many, often conflicting, versions of it are offered as an accurate record.

The order was secured by Fun2see Learning & Activity Centre Limited which operates the two businesses, which employs 32 people, out of unit 21 Ashbourne Retail Park, in Co Meath.

Tommy Barker admires a beautifully-maintained five-bed Victorian home on the edge of Cork’s booming docklands.

Dunnes Stores has lost its appeal over orders requiring it to pay €15.5m to the receivers of a company of businessman Harry Crosbie so as to comply with agreed terms of settlement of a legal dispute concerning the planned Point Village development.

NAMA is seeking bidders for an 80% stake in Dublin's Poolbeg Strategic Development Zone project which, it says, has the potential for 3,500 homes and 1m sq ft of commercial space.

A review by the Department of Finance has found that NAMA has made "exceptional progress" towards achieving its overall objectives.

There's more than first meets the eye at the large, private home at 25 Heatherfield

The High Court has ruled the Dublin Port Company (DPC) is entitled to possession of property which had been leased to a haulage company of businessman Simon Crosbie, son of Harry Crosbie who once had large interests in the docklands.

A property developer has failed in an appeal in which he challenged the sale of his and his company's loans of around €25m to a fund.

In correspondence from Nama to the Dáil's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Tuesday, an underpayment of VAT was disclosed and it was confirmed that Nama was hit with charges for breaking the rules.

NAMA's demand for repayment of €32m outstanding in 2014 on loans obtained by a man for Dublin property investments was valid and lawful, a High Court judge has ruled.

A legal challenge concerning a proposed development of 96 housing units in Dublin is to be fast-tracked at the Commercial Court.

One of the owners of buildings facing demolition on Cork’s historic spine has blamed the economic crash for the structures falling into dereliction.