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- Sep 30, 2026
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Plans lodged for major extension at Waterford Airport (opens the original)
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New plans for the redevelopment of the terminal at Waterford Airport have been lodged, with permission sought for a major two-storey extension and construction of eight hangars, which will include new arrivals and departures and a dedicated facility for business and private aviation passengers. The plans for the airport at Killowen were lodged with Waterford City and County Council, and are part of the larger â¬30m development transforming the facility into a modern regional hub, with work alr
Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan give â¬50,000 each to three Waterford GAA clubs (opens the original)
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Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan have donated â¬150,000 to three local GAA clubs near Strancally Castle in Waterford, which the couple purchased last month. It is the coupleâs first Irish philanthropic donation since they bought Strancally Castle in August. The three clubs â Shamrocks GAA in Knockanore, Tallow GAA in Tallow, and Lismore GAA in Lismore â will each receive â¬50,000. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Six months of digit
Lidl enters Irish mobile phone market with €8.99 a month offer (opens the original)
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Supermarket giant Lidl is entering the Irish mobile phone market, with a new monthly plan being rolled out to the first 100,000 customers at €8.99 a month. Lidl Connect's mobile plan includes unlimited 5G data, calls, and texts, 50GB EU/UK roaming, and 100 international minutes. The offer is available from Monday October 5 and will be available exclusively through the retailer's Lidl Plus app. Customers can choose between a physical SIM in any Lidl store for €0.99 or an eSIM and complete registr
Ireland's biggest landlord Ires Reit set for €726m takeover by UK investor Barings (opens the original)
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Ireland's largest institutional landlord Ires Reit is set for a €726m takeover after an offer from Baring International Investment was recommended by the board. "The board has carefully evaluated the possible offer together with advisors and unanimously concluded that the possible offer is at a level which... the board would be minded to recommend to I-RES shareholders," a statement on Monday from Ires Reit said. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to
Murphy's launches new limited edition stout for the Cork market — and it has a kick (opens the original)
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A limited edition version of Murphy's Stout is coming to pubs in Cork, launched to celebrate 170 years of brewing in the city. The limited edition will have a serious kick, with an ABV of 8.4%, compared to 4% for traditional Murphy's Stout, and will be available in 80 outlets across the county. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in A collection of the latest business articles and business analysis from Cork. Be the first to know the latest news and updates
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