Today's Ireland business news from Insider |
Latest News | Plans to build a £55m mixed-use scheme in Belfast comprising a number of office blocks and retail units look set to be given the green light. The applicant believes that once fully operational, the development could create approximately 2,500 jobs.
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Town and city centre revitalisation are in the news following the UK government's intentions to build and regenerate. David Jones, head of real estate in Belfast law firm Tughans, explains.
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The Northern Ireland Executive has revealed details for the £19m support scheme for the taxi, private bus and coach sectors.
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A deal which involved 2 Sisters Food Group selling part of its Fox’s Biscuits business to a Ferrero-related company for £246m has completed.
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Electric Ireland has been awarded new contracts with ten local authorities in Northern Ireland worth £13m.
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Budget airline Ryanair has reported a pre-tax loss of almost €200m in new half-year results due to plummeting passenger numbers caused by Covid-19.
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Plans for the development of a new petrol filling station in Kilrea, along with associated retail uses, have been approved.
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Specialist contractor Pure Fitout has reached its five-year target of creating 80 jobs and securing a £15m turnover, with the firm eyeing further recruitment.
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Planning permission for a proposed retail scheme in Coleraine, which was estimated to create almost 100 jobs, has been refused.
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