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building and property
Homeowner says new Dublin city centre hotel would block his 'right to light'
6 Mar 2017
Work
Ireland doesn't offer workers enough protection against being fired
5 Mar 2017
building and property
Local businessman pushes on with effort to open hotel and casino in Offaly
3 Mar 2017
Hospitality
Ireland's answer to the Orient Express train lost almost half a million euro
3 Mar 2017
building and property
Developer who illegally bulldozed 19th century convent gets go ahead for Dublin apartments
2 Mar 2017
Retail
Advice for Irish shops: Ditch your app and invest in Instagram
2 Mar 2017
Health
'When you're trying to rent a clinic, the minute you say 'addiction', people say no'
1 Mar 2017
apps and mobile
Despite EU plan, Three mobile customers won't get 'all you can eat' data abroad
1 Mar 2017
Software
Dublin firm nets millions to develop tech that creates video game art
1 Mar 2017
Policy
Billionaire who bet big on Bank of Ireland confirmed as Trump's trade chief
28 Feb 2017
Policy
Brian Cowen has joined the board of a European think tank funded by big business
27 Feb 2017
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building and property
Whatever happened to... A Luas light-rail system for Cork city?
27 Feb 2017
Sports
Bray Wanderers: 'There's no plan to move from our stadium, but it has to be fixed'
26 Feb 2017
Work
A quarter of the cash from Clerys' liquidation has gone to accountants and lawyers
24 Feb 2017
media and arts
'It's a vote of confidence': A major Wicklow film studio plans to grow five times in size
23 Feb 2017
Funding
'I worked three jobs instead of leaving Ireland. I changed everything about myself'
22 Feb 2017
Financial Services
Former RSA Ireland finance boss banned after 'falling short' during accounting scandal
22 Feb 2017
building and property
Dozens of Dublin homes snapped up before building work starts
22 Feb 2017
Policy
'Our rights were breached': Here's how Apple will fight the EU's €13bn Irish tax ruling
21 Feb 2017
Financial Services
The value of taxpayers' stake in Ireland's big banks has dived by €1.3bn
20 Feb 2017
Financial Services
Irish banks are looking at a scheme for instant money transfers using only mobile numbers
20 Feb 2017
resource and energy
'National guidance' on solar farms needed after Ireland's biggest project is rejected
18 Feb 2017
building and property
One of Drogheda's fanciest hotels has been sold and is getting a facelift
18 Feb 2017
resource and energy
Stiffer competition and falling customer numbers short-circuit SSE Airtricity's profits
17 Feb 2017
food and drink
The co-founder of Ryanair has joined the board of Dublin startup FoodCloud
17 Feb 2017
Policy
'It's dented our reputation': Ministers at odds over Ireland's corporate tax record
16 Feb 2017
Internet
This is the county with the worst broadband access in Ireland
16 Feb 2017
food and drink
'What do you do when your business fails? You pick up the pieces'
15 Feb 2017
food and drink
Why the Roscommon man running the food giant behind Cuisine de France just resigned
14 Feb 2017
building and property
A four-star hotel in Galway is set to be converted into hundreds of student beds
13 Feb 2017
Policy
Ireland spent €440k on a report defending Apple months before the EU's scathing tax ruling
13 Feb 2017
media and arts
Developers to be blocked from building homes at Ireland's biggest movie studio
11 Feb 2017
Work
One of Ireland's top law firms is leading a crusade against confusing jargon
10 Feb 2017
Policy
Laws to stop another INM-style pensions debacle are getting closer to becoming reality
10 Feb 2017
Policy
A shelved scheme to create jobs could be replaced after falling short of its target
10 Feb 2017
building and property
A major US property firm wants to add 'a few thousand' student beds in Dublin
10 Feb 2017
Financial Services
These are the reasons why KBC has decided not to cash out from Ireland
9 Feb 2017
building and property
After more than a decade, work is finally starting on a 4,000-home Dublin town centre
9 Feb 2017
Funding
'I left my company after 20 years and started a new one. I felt I could do much more'
8 Feb 2017
Financial Services
Why KBC is thinking of cashing out of Ireland - and why it's being tipped to stay
8 Feb 2017
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