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Stoneybatter
The council has shaved a storey off a major Celtic Tiger developer's new Stoneybatter complex
30 Dec 2017
24
Cheez Plz
Mr Cheestrings: 'Alternative dairy has a place - but it will be niche'
29 Dec 2017
12
2017 review
Ireland's tourism business body thinks the state's plans for its sector are 'unambitious and modest'
28 Dec 2017
22
The Liberties
A last-ditch attempt to save an old pub has stalled a €200m project to overhaul Dublin's Liberties
28 Dec 2017
35
Financial Services
Goldman Sachs admits it is 'considering' its options following Dublin move reports
27 Dec 2017
Progress
Irish cream liqueurs are finally recovering from a ‘lost decade’ of sales
27 Dec 2017
17
Sacred Days
'Sales are like a drug for retailers': How Stephen's Day shopping took hold in Ireland
26 Dec 2017
47
Celtic Tiger Memories
Whatever happened to... the derelict south Dublin hotel with the 'Kilternan curse'?
26 Dec 2017
21
Lottie and Finn
'I sold my home to start Lottie dolls - that was the biggest risk I've ever taken'
25 Dec 2017
3
media and arts
How evergreen, tearjerker Christmas ads tap into our 'primal programming'
25 Dec 2017
6
building and property
Danny Healy-Rae's plant hire firm is sitting on profits of more than €700,000
21 Dec 2017
61
food and drink
'My biggest mistake was thinking that people you do business with will do the right thing'
17 Dec 2017
9
building and property
Two brothers given permission to build nearly 100 apartments on Bray's seafront
17 Dec 2017
21
Roy Fox grocery
One business is fighting plans to turn a famous Donnybrook grocer into 'yet another café'
16 Dec 2017
39
Moving On
'My cancer gave me a life check': Bobby Kerr on why he left Insomnia Coffee
16 Dec 2017
23
building and property
Dublin is getting Ireland's first crowdfunded housing development
16 Dec 2017
24
media and arts
A Dublin games giant has bought the firm that helps develop the FIFA series
14 Dec 2017
agribusiness
Why this Dublin woman left Melbourne to start a flower business with her in-laws
14 Dec 2017
food and drink
'My biggest mistake was thinking that people you do business with will do the right thing'
14 Dec 2017
1
building and property
Dublin is getting Ireland's first crowdfunded housing development
14 Dec 2017
1
food and drink
One business is fighting plans to turn a famous Donnybrook grocer into 'yet another café'
14 Dec 2017
resource and energy
'Seas of steel' and 'hell on Earth': Why dozens of solar farms are in planning limbo
14 Dec 2017
49
building and property
After years of trying, two locals are clear to build nearly 100 apartments on Bray's seafront
14 Dec 2017
1
Health
US colossus Medtronic has bought a small Galway medical device maker for $45m
14 Dec 2017
new chapter
'It's a bittersweet day for me': Bobby Kerr is leaving his Insomnia coffee business
14 Dec 2017
59
Closure
French skincare brand Yves Rocher will shutter its Cork plant next year
11 Dec 2017
32
resource and energy
'It'll devastate the countryside': Laois locals object to one of Ireland's biggest solar farms
10 Dec 2017
164
Tourism
Dublin's docklands are getting a new 'brand' to lure tourists
10 Dec 2017
32
building and property
One of Ireland's biggest developers says it may never repay its €120m debt
10 Dec 2017
41
'A victory for common sense': New rules clear the way for dogs in cafés and pubs
9 Dec 2017
146
Profit
Flat-pack king Ikea sold more than €160m worth of furniture in lreland this year
8 Dec 2017
39
Tracker Mortgage
'There's no evidence of a banking cartel in Ireland', says watchdog
7 Dec 2017
48
9th impact
This Galway games startup is bringing Danger Mouse to people's fingertips
7 Dec 2017
buymie
A Superquinn scion and consumer giant Unilever are backing this grocery delivery startup
7 Dec 2017
Gannon Homes
One of Ireland's biggest developers says it may never repay its €120m debt
7 Dec 2017
2
under water
Promising Dublin tidal energy company OpenHydro is axing a big share of its staff
7 Dec 2017
1
east coast bakehouse
Dragon Alison Cowzer's new biscuit firm has junked its UK growth plans due to Brexit
7 Dec 2017
Gestifute
The Irish firm controlled by super agent Jorge Mendes has paid out a whopping €80m
7 Dec 2017
Musgrave group
Supervalu's owner is buying a fine foods supplier from the maker of Cuisine de France
7 Dec 2017
1
Waterways Ireland
Dublin's docklands are getting a new 'brand' to lure tourists
7 Dec 2017
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