ECB hikes again, Galway jobs, and the four day work week via IrishTimesBiz
He may have played havoc with Munster’s home fixtures, but Income from
concerts at Thomond Park last summer helped to almost triple revenues at the stadium firm to €1.52 million last year. Gordon Deegan has the details.failed attempt to build 44 apartments near Donnybrook in south Dublin, after An Bord Pleanála shot down his application.maintained a steady course in the first four months of the year, with group revenue rising almost 3 per cent, in line with expectations. Ciara has the story.
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