A concerted effort is under way to position Ireland as a centre for international dispute resolution.
An Irish unit of US stock market-listed group Argan has signed multi-million-euro engineering and construction services contracts with ESB to build three gas-fired power plants in Dublin as part of measures to underpin the country’s stretched generation capacity.
Since 2011, the State’s so-called ‘bad bank’ of Nama has sold development land with the potential to build over 86,000 homes. However, fewer than 11,000 homes have actually been built on that land.
