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food and drink
New laws are coming in to cut 'food fraud' and prevent another horsemeat scandal
3 Apr 2017
Financial Services
How a Cork startup was launched and then sold... in about six months
1 Apr 2017
Transport
Bus Éireann strikes show 'contempt' for the public: Businesses hit out at dispute
31 Mar 2017
Financial Services
Lloyd's snubs Dublin for its EU base as the capital drops in world financial centre ranks
30 Mar 2017
building and property
A 160-year-old Wicklow pub that hosted Hollywood royalty is cleared for development
30 Mar 2017
Sports
The founder of the 'Hell and Back' race has started an Airbnb for football pitches
29 Mar 2017
building and property
This huge office development could transform Cork's business centre
29 Mar 2017
Policy
Brexit Day – here's what Irish businesses need to know
29 Mar 2017
media and arts
Here's how much taxpayer money went into Ireland's biggest films
29 Mar 2017
resource and energy
A Derry company is moving into the Irish electricity market with cut-price rates
28 Mar 2017
Funding
This Irish woman wants the public to invest in her ‘space-age Play-Doh’... again
28 Mar 2017
building and property
Whatever happened to... Arnotts' €750m plan to create Dublin's 'premier' shopping street?
26 Mar 2017
Financial Services
'We're building an Irish multinational. We'll be mentioned alongside Kerry foods and Glanbia'
25 Mar 2017
Financial Services
Ireland's last remaining bailout-era bank CEO is calling it quits
24 Mar 2017
food and drink
After 35 years, the iconic face of Tayto Crisps has stepped away from his company
24 Mar 2017
media and arts
'I'm able to let out a big secret': Dublin is getting a new arcade game restaurant
23 Mar 2017
Policy
The US isn't a fan, but Ireland is joining a new Chinese-led investment bank anyway
23 Mar 2017
Work
'6.6% unemployment - that's my performance': Mary Mitchell O'Connor hits back at critics
23 Mar 2017
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Sport
'After helping organise the Irish Open, I decided I'd had enough and moved to South Africa'
22 Mar 2017
Work
Dublin is now almost as expensive for workers to live in as London
22 Mar 2017
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Policy
'If this was France we would protect our jobs. In Ireland we don't seem to care'
21 Mar 2017
Hospitality
One of the country's biggest linen laundries is going on a hiring drive in Cork
20 Mar 2017
Software
This Donegal startup is working with a global drone giant to help search-and-rescue teams
18 Mar 2017
Education
A new international business school is expected to draw thousands of students to Cork
18 Mar 2017
building and property
These were the most expensive hotels sold in Ireland last year
16 Mar 2017
Health
'In home care you need to put up a barrier or you get emotionally wrecked'
15 Mar 2017
Work
Here is the pay gap between Irish public and private sector workers
15 Mar 2017
Education
Hundreds of workers at Trinity College are gearing up for strike action
15 Mar 2017
Work
These are the best companies to work for in Ireland, according to workers
15 Mar 2017
building and property
This huge project is on track to become Northern Ireland's biggest office
15 Mar 2017
building and property
Over a dozen Irish shopping centres changed hands last year. Here are the biggest deals
14 Mar 2017
Hardware
Movidius founder after €300m sale to Intel: 'Losing control of the company is difficult'
11 Mar 2017
Transport
The Dutch state railway is holding almost €1 billion in profits in an Irish company
11 Mar 2017
Startups
'You walk into investment meetings and you're told: We need to replace you with an old man'
10 Mar 2017
Internet
Amazon is planning a new data centre the size of three football pitches in west Dublin
10 Mar 2017
Financial Services
Drimnagh Credit Union has been fined €125k for creating 'unacceptable risk' of money laundering
10 Mar 2017
Financial Services
Here's how many insurance companies are looking to set up in Ireland post-Brexit
9 Mar 2017
Funding
'There's talk of tech clusters in Ireland, but they're not deep enough. This isn't Silicon Valley'
9 Mar 2017
food and drink
'What happens when your father, the founder and managing director of the company, dies?'
8 Mar 2017
Retail
Dublin's famous Dr Quirkey's arcade has fallen foul of the taxman
7 Mar 2017
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