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Carlow Nationalist — Provisional liquidators appointed to building firm involved in Dublin airport and prison works - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Provisional liquidators appointed to building firm involved in Dublin airport and prison works

Due to the increase in costs for labour and building materials in recent years several of those contracts are now loss-making, counsel added.

Katie Price says it's 'sad' that young girls get lip fillers at Dublin makeup class - Vimarsana News

Katie Price says it's 'sad' that young girls get lip fillers at Dublin makeup class

Katie Price said she thinks it’s “sad” that young girls get dermal fillers, during an event in Dublin yesterday.

Drivers to face delays following crashes on M50, traffic moving very slow at Dublin Airport, Irish Rail delays - Vimarsana News

Drivers to face delays following crashes on M50, traffic moving very slow at Dublin Airport, Irish Rail delays

Those commuting on the M50 this morning should expect delays on their travel.

Provisional liquidators appointed to building firm involved in Dublin airport and prison works - Vimarsana News

Provisional liquidators appointed to building firm involved in Dublin airport and prison works

Due to the increase in costs for labour and building materials in recent years several of those contracts are now loss-making, counsel added.

Provisional liquidators appointed to builders involved in numerous projects - Vimarsana News

Provisional liquidators appointed to builders involved in numerous projects

Glenbeigh Construction said it was unable to pay its debts as they fall due as it has recently suffered significant losses due to delays in projects due to covid-19