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Ryanair ordered to pay back €2m illegal state aid to Austrian airport

11 Nov 2016

Policy

How the US president-to-be picked up a Clare golf resort for a song

11 Nov 2016

media and arts

Losses at UTV Ireland spiralled to almost €20m last year

10 Nov 2016

Policy

These are the companies and billionaires that helped fund Donald Trump's presidency

10 Nov 2016

media and arts

Meet the ex-Dublin GAA player who now sweats over getting sponsors on jerseys

9 Nov 2016

Economics

'They're outsmarting us' - The new US president's take on Irish business

9 Nov 2016

Policy

What President Trump means for Irish businesses and the economy

9 Nov 2016

Work

'Irish grads are attracted to glossy multinationals, but they should look at local companies'

9 Nov 2016

Startups

Dublin tech startup Datahug snapped up by US giant in €12m deal

8 Nov 2016

building and property

Average rents across Ireland have soared to an all-time high

8 Nov 2016

media and arts

Multimillionaire Irish TV backer silent on reports his support for the station is wavering

7 Nov 2016

Policy

Ireland wants Brazil to take it off a list of notorious tax havens 'as soon as possible'

7 Nov 2016

Retail

Irish vape businesses step up lobbying as the spectre of an indoor e-cigarette ban looms

5 Nov 2016

resource and energy

Ireland labelled 'worst in class' for renewables as hope fades for solar subsidy

3 Nov 2016

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Finance

The Central Bank feared failings at Rush Credit Union could cause 'disorderly collapse'

2 Nov 2016

Software

'Building something is the attraction. It's risky, but everyone likes a bit of risk'

2 Nov 2016

Funding

A Dublin startup working on groundbreaking tech to stop the elderly falling nets €600k

2 Nov 2016

Policy

There's been a spike in UK firms ringing up Irish property agents since the Brexit vote

2 Nov 2016

Work

'Housing isn't just a Dublin issue, it's the same in Cork and Galway'

31 Oct 2016

Hardware

Here's how an Irish company is helping to make drones see like humans

29 Oct 2016

Retail

Former Clerys CEO: 'Faced with the same choice, I would still sell the store'

29 Oct 2016

agribusiness

Dublin agri-workers contribute three times more to economy than those outside capital

28 Oct 2016

Internet

The head of a Belfast tech firm has been crowned Ireland's entrepreneur of the year

28 Oct 2016

Hospitality

One of Ireland's biggest hotels is set to be built on the doorstep of Dublin Airport

27 Oct 2016

Work

Most Irish companies are planning to deliver pay rises in 2017

27 Oct 2016

Hospitality

Financial giant Goldman Sachs to take over Travelodge Ireland

26 Oct 2016

Services

'Getting feedback from other business people helps, but sometimes the truth hurts'

26 Oct 2016

food and drink

Keeping it in the family helps Teeling Whiskey toast multimillion-euro profits

26 Oct 2016

Policy

The EU has pledged its new rules will stamp out tax avoidance by big companies

25 Oct 2016

building and property

House building in Ireland not expected to meet demand until at least 2020

25 Oct 2016

Policy

Here's why Ireland is afraid of the EU's new corporate tax plans

24 Oct 2016

Retail

Dunnes leapfrogs Tesco to become Ireland's second largest supermarket

24 Oct 2016

data and security

Irish banks are 'absolutely not prepared' for cyber attacks

23 Oct 2016

media and arts

The head of one of the world's biggest PR firms says being Irish 'is an enormous gift'

22 Oct 2016

building and property

First-time buyers scheme to help push up house prices more than 5% next year

21 Oct 2016

Internet

Dublin startup Brite:Bill racked up €3.6m profit before huge sale to Israeli multinational

21 Oct 2016

Retail

Healthy fast food chain Chopped set to open first store outside of Dublin

21 Oct 2016

Policy

New 20% tax on Irish property funds targets vultures moving assets abroad

20 Oct 2016

Work

Ireland's educators have the highest rates of work-related depression

20 Oct 2016

Funding

Dublin startup the first Irish firm to pitch at exclusive Google event in Silicon Valley

19 Oct 2016

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