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'I started with a programming book that cost 40 quid. Now we sell to 25 countries'

19 Oct 2016

media and arts

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp has pumped over €10m into Irish news agency Storyful

18 Oct 2016

building and property

Irish rents expected to soar by almost 25% over the next two years

18 Oct 2016

Policy

The Dublin commuter counties have the highest bankruptcy rates in Ireland

17 Oct 2016

Work

Despite a buoyant jobs market, profits dip at tech recruiter Harvey Nash Ireland

17 Oct 2016

Sport

'Hurling is one of the fastest sports in the world, it should be shown on ESPN'

16 Oct 2016

Policy

US firms are keeping billions in offshore 'tax havens' - and Ireland is high on the list

15 Oct 2016

Startups

This Irish doll-maker has signed a book deal with famed children's publisher Penguin

14 Oct 2016

resource and energy

Japanese industrial giant Mitsubishi has taken a major stake in an Irish energy startup

14 Oct 2016

Finance

The Irish arm of UK outsourcing giant Capita has been hit with a million-euro fine

13 Oct 2016

Internet

The Irish state will pump $25m into the firm behind a giant cable from Mayo to the US

13 Oct 2016

data and security

'When my friend was attacked, we developed a way to protect people responding to alarms'

12 Oct 2016

Policy

Denis O'Brien 'makes no apologies' for using Clinton friendship to get Haiti aid

12 Oct 2016

Policy

A tax avoidance clampdown is expected to take in €50m - but it 'should yield €500m'

12 Oct 2016

building and property

Budget 2017: The new first-time buyer scheme 'will just drive up prices and developer profits'

11 Oct 2016

Funding

Budget 2017: 'The budget has failed to deliver for small businesses'

11 Oct 2016

Work

British jobseekers are hunting for work outside the UK - and Ireland's top of the list

10 Oct 2016

building and property

Two global giants row over 'wasteful' plan to build 100 houses in Meath

9 Oct 2016

building and property

After ditching the market, small-time investors are snapping up Dublin homes in force again

8 Oct 2016

Policy

'Don't believe the Brexit hype - Irish companies should keep focused on UK trading'

7 Oct 2016

building and property

Dublin's central business district is about to get a major upgrade

6 Oct 2016

Policy

New insurance guidelines are a 'missed opportunity' to address soaring premiums

5 Oct 2016

Retail

'After being refused social welfare I started laughing. I was in the gutter. The only way was up'

5 Oct 2016

Transport

A leading Irish entrepreneur is hunting for $70m to keep his space startup dream alive

5 Oct 2016

building and property

Deirdre Foley's firm pumped nearly €2m into the company behind the Clerys buyout

4 Oct 2016

Economics

Almost none of the country's big native companies are from the west of Ireland

4 Oct 2016

building and property

Plans for €10m Cork port redevelopment hit stumbling block

3 Oct 2016

Health

Dublin-based startup raises huge €85m with aim to be 'Europe's leading cancer research firm'

3 Oct 2016

building and property

Dublin house prices keep rising, but that doesn't mean Central Bank lending rules have failed

3 Oct 2016

media and arts

'It was never about money': Why this Kerry multi-millionaire is pouring cash into his new startup

2 Oct 2016

Services

Nine companies were paid more than €10m each for providing direct provision centres

30 Sep 2016

Finance

It looks like some Irish banks may have forgotten the lessons of the crash

30 Sep 2016

Policy

Ireland spends four times the EU average on insurance premiums, but you probably don't

30 Sep 2016

Finance

Creighton: Ireland isn't prepared to take advantage of companies leaving the UK

30 Sep 2016

Sport

Rock legends AC/DC helped the Aviva Stadium rack up multi-million euro profits

29 Sep 2016

Retail

'The business wasn't sustainable so we created hooks, like Santa, to bring people in'

28 Sep 2016

resource and energy

Irish firm pairs up with global giant GE to build wind farms in Vietnam

28 Sep 2016

Services

A €6,000-a-year dating service for wealthy high fliers has launched in Ireland

28 Sep 2016

Work

Businesses should help fund free public childcare, says think tank

27 Sep 2016

resource and energy

Energy costs tumble for Irish businesses as wholesale gas prices halve

26 Sep 2016

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