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This is the town with the highest rate of empty shops and offices in Ireland
7 Feb 2017
Policy
This scheme to save struggling Irish companies has never been used. Here’s why
6 Feb 2017
building and property
Whatever happened to... Cable cars suspended hundreds of feet above the River Liffey?
5 Feb 2017
resource and energy
Ireland is expected to miss its EU renewables target - and cop a multimillion-euro bill
4 Feb 2017
Policy
Dublin's main business group says one elected mayor should lead the whole region
3 Feb 2017
Funding
The best way to get a good deal from an Irish bank? Set up business in the UK
2 Feb 2017
building and property
Irish Rail: One office block shouldn't be allowed derail the whole Dart underground
2 Feb 2017
Hospitality
'I wanted a clean break after my brother died. I was lucky, not many people can change career'
1 Feb 2017
Policy
Noonan: Chance of Nama recovering €74bn from bad loans 'was lost in the crisis'
1 Feb 2017
building and property
Whatever happened to... A billion-euro 'park in the sky' on O'Connell Street?
29 Jan 2017
building and property
A €20m 'landmark' office building is planned to transform Cork's quays
26 Jan 2017
media and arts
Firm behind 'Hollywood-style' Dublin studio pushing ahead despite setback for plans
26 Jan 2017
media and arts
'We're a rock station that happens to be in Dublin. We want to take Nova national'
25 Jan 2017
Funding
A new 'niche' lender for property investors is tipped to compete with the banks
25 Jan 2017
Policy
Noonan says new EU tax rules would deliver a 'significant' hit to Ireland's haul
24 Jan 2017
Transport
CityJet orders 10 new planes as it takes over a Danish airline
24 Jan 2017
Sports
Whatever happened to... The 65,000-seat 'Bertie Bowl' stadium in west Dublin?
23 Jan 2017
Policy
Two tax rulings started the €13bn Apple row. Ireland has issued hundreds more
21 Jan 2017
building and property
Landlords have been forced to withdraw a threat to hit tenants with new charges
20 Jan 2017
Funding
A huge €200m French fund is backing Ireland's largest crowd lender
20 Jan 2017
Retail
Hickey's pharmacy chain coining it in as profits jump above €4m
19 Jan 2017
Services
'I was told it was all over. I held it together in the meeting, and then I went and had a good cry'
18 Jan 2017
Software
The Irish state has helped an artificial intelligence company raise a huge $50m
18 Jan 2017
resource and energy
Large-scale solar farms are coming to Ireland as plans for over 20 projects unveiled
18 Jan 2017
Hospitality
A new Dublin hotel backed by Denis O'Brien will be aimed at tech-savvy travellers
17 Jan 2017
building and property
First-home grants and looser lending rules to fuel 'double-digit' house price rises this year
16 Jan 2017
Economics
Irish economic growth to slow as Theresa May signals 'clean break' with EU
16 Jan 2017
Retail
Whatever happened to... A mega shopping centre in Dublin's Point Village?
16 Jan 2017
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Manufacturing
How the son of Ireland's richest man lost his job leading India's biggest company
14 Jan 2017
Services
A new postal service for businesses is aiming to take on An Post
13 Jan 2017
media and arts
A Dublin startup hopes its 'Google Docs for video' will take off after netting €500k
13 Jan 2017
Funding
Promising Irish startups have just two weeks to net a €50k cash windfall
12 Jan 2017
Hospitality
Losses top €5m at Donald Trump's Doonbeg golf course
12 Jan 2017
Retail
Fewer Irish shops are going to the wall as the high street recovers
12 Jan 2017
media and arts
Former health minister Mary Harney joins Dublin PR firm as 'strategic advisor'
11 Jan 2017
food and drink
‘If I pop my clogs in the morning the company could keep going. That’s a sign of success'
11 Jan 2017
Policy
Emigrants returning to Ireland might soon get some relief on their car insurance
10 Jan 2017
Policy
The government is warning companies to brace for a hard Brexit
9 Jan 2017
building and property
Whatever happened to... U2's skyscraper in Dublin's docks?
6 Jan 2017
building and property
Whatever happened to... A €460m 'Las Vegas-style' casino in Tipperary?
3 Jan 2017
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