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Liquidator appointed to a company owned by the star of RTÉ Masterchef
5 Jun 2017
media and arts
INM has scrapped a deal to buy a slew of Irish papers. Here's what you need to know
5 Jun 2017
Startups
After a year of 'awful pitches', a Pat Phelan-backed fund for Irish startups has shut
5 Jun 2017
building and property
The children of a major Celtic Tiger developer are building dozens of Dublin homes
5 Jun 2017
Internet
'It's time to move on': The chairman of Eir is set to step down
2 Jun 2017
Policy
Nama boss: 'About €35bn is gone, but it was gone before we were set up'
1 Jun 2017
food and drink
'The days of the ham sandwich are gone': How Boojum is popularising the burrito
31 May 2017
Retail
A Meath man has been given a suspended sentence for taking part in a 'carpet cartel'
31 May 2017
Policy
Irish builders may soon be forced to join a register to prove they're competent
31 May 2017
Retail
Fancy an adventure? Outdoor clothing chain Regatta is opening stores across Ireland
30 May 2017
building and property
A worker got €10k after being told to 'wing it' on a steeple with no harness
30 May 2017
Services
An order of nuns just sold their south Dublin nursing home to a private operator
27 May 2017
Sports
The Irish firm controlled by super agent Jorge Mendes delivers a €12m windfall
27 May 2017
Retail
Dublin's famous Dr Quirkey's arcade rings up a €1m profit
26 May 2017
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Transport
'We went from delivering small parcels in Dublin to moving Ferraris across the US'
24 May 2017
Software
Paddy Power will now be accepting bets through Facebook Messenger
24 May 2017
resource and energy
Banning diesel and petrol cars from cities could help Ireland hit clean energy targets
24 May 2017
Manufacturing
A US industrial giant has snapped up this Longford medical-supplies maker
23 May 2017
Retail
Never back down: How Dunnes battles and confounds its landlords
21 May 2017
building and property
'Galway needs this': Business heavyweights back a €100m docks development
20 May 2017
Policy
The EU says Ireland needs to hurry up and collect its €13 billion from Apple
19 May 2017
food and drink
'A quality move': Cuisine de France maker poaches Dublin Airport boss
19 May 2017
Retail
Investor takes majority stake in Sam McCauley Chemists in huge €50m deal
18 May 2017
Policy
Michael Noonan is stepping down as Finance Minister
18 May 2017
building and property
The 'Clayton' brand spreads across Dublin as Ireland's biggest hotelier expands
18 May 2017
media and arts
'While everyone was going to Pope John Paul in Phoenix Park, we were making money'
17 May 2017
Financial Services
Scottish financial giant Standard Life says Dublin will likely be its new EU base
17 May 2017
resource and energy
An Irish firm's €2bn offshore wind farm is clear to build after a major legal win
16 May 2017
building and property
Dublin is one of the 10 most expensive cities worldwide in which to build
16 May 2017
Funding
Investors have piled in to back this Irish woman's 'space-age Play-Doh'
15 May 2017
media and arts
Is Irish media ownership too concentrated? Here's who is behind the major players
14 May 2017
Services
'I didn't want to gamble with my children's futures, so I sold my company'
13 May 2017
building and property
Nearly half of first-home buyers need help from family for deposits
12 May 2017
Hospitality
The well-known Seapoint restaurant in south Dublin is going into liquidation
12 May 2017
building and property
Credit unions may soon be able to help build social housing
11 May 2017
food and drink
'My father has been successful, but I didn't want to be seen as riding on his coat-tails'
10 May 2017
Sports
Paddy Power has taken its first plunge into the US fantasy sports market
10 May 2017
Sports
Profits at Dundalk FC shot up twentyfold after its historic Europa League campaign
9 May 2017
Retail
The curious case of a Kildare shopping centre and the 'great wall of Dunnes'
7 May 2017
resource and energy
'We don't trust them': Limerick residents fear Irish Cement dust emissions
6 May 2017
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