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President Marcos has appointed a new chairman and administrator of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority.

A planning application seeking to convert apartments in Dublin 8, which were being illegally listed on airbnb, into an aparthotel has been rejected.

This week Washington will host the fifth Sub-Saharan Africa Tradeand Economic Cooperation Forum, which will bring togethergovernments and representatives of the private sector and civilsociety to discuss how the African Growth and Opportunity Act(AGOA) "can continue to be a vehicle to increase trade, investmentand economic cooperation between the United States and sub-SaharanAfrican eligible countries."  Economic growth and developmentin sub-Saharan Africa depends greatly on increasin...

The move aims to protect consumers who are investing their life’s savings in homes, especially under-construction ones while reducing grey areas in the sale agreement so that fewer disputes end up in consumer courts

Q&A: Enforcement action is responsibility of local authority but make sure everything is in writing and in the format required

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Cork County Council has been found to be in breach for the second time of a scheme it has agreed with the Gaeltacht Minister to publish official documents such as the County Development Plan simultaneously in Irish and English, the State’s official languages.

When developers failed to pay the promised EMIs till possession, banks have gone after buyers in whose name the loans were disbursed. But the larger issue of lack of lender due diligence and broken promises will be at the heart of the SC battle

A MAN who was at one time described as a member of a ‘far-right’ group in New Zealand, and was questioned in connection with a terror threat, is believed to be in the process of moving to West Cork to join a local right-wing  religious group.Sam Brittenden, who was convicted

Interim chair Oonagh Buckley says efforts under way to hire new director of legal services