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The mind behind two of Ireland's most promising startups hopes they'll be sold soon

25 Sep 2016

building and property

One of Ireland's wealthiest developers has the go-ahead to build hundreds of Dublin houses

24 Sep 2016

Policy

Noonan: Appeal of €13bn Apple tax ruling will likely take four years 'or more'

23 Sep 2016

Work

Small business crusader Mark Fielding 'hangs up his boots'

23 Sep 2016

Education

'We're losing the Messis and Ronaldos of education. Irish colleges need more funding'

22 Sep 2016

Policy

Varadkar is planning to 'grasp the nettle' of pension reform after the Budget

22 Sep 2016

building and property

Big investment companies have snapped up a huge chunk of Dublin's houses

21 Sep 2016

food and drink

Here's how a blind man from Donegal built a business in his spare room

21 Sep 2016

Internet

Six Irish towns to get broadband connectivity on a par with Tokyo

21 Sep 2016

Policy

Denis O'Brien: Apple was 'picked on' by EU over record €13bn fine

20 Sep 2016

Transport

Ireland is trying to get off a Brazilian black list for tax havens

20 Sep 2016

Finance

Irish middle income earners pay more tax than the Swedish

20 Sep 2016

Policy

€500m to be pumped into Limerick in effort to transform the city

19 Sep 2016

Health

Over 600 new Irish jobs as healthcare giant GE splashes out €150m on Cork campus

19 Sep 2016

building and property

Vulture fund Cerberus moves against company behind Kerry shopping centre

19 Sep 2016

Manufacturing

One of Ireland's richest men says building his €8bn firm happened by chance

17 Sep 2016

Services

You could soon have to pay more for your mail as An Post looks for price hikes

16 Sep 2016

Policy

Apple Japan unit hit with €105m tax bill over money sent to Ireland: report

16 Sep 2016

Work

Childcare costs 'leave no incentive for parents to join workforce' says one of Ireland's top CEOs

16 Sep 2016

Transport

Businesses say the Dublin Bus strikes are 'grinding the city to a halt'

15 Sep 2016

Internet

Online insurance broker 123.ie is raking in the cash as it pays out €15m windfall

15 Sep 2016

media and arts

New RTÉ director general: 'We must work with other media companies'

14 Sep 2016

Services

'In Ireland we treat death and funerals with respect. I think we do it as a community'

14 Sep 2016

Services

Alan Kelly's brother Declan is in line for windfall as Teneo eyes $1bn stock market float

14 Sep 2016

media and arts

A Galway-based company is making Ireland's first ever stop-motion feature film

13 Sep 2016

data and security

Sensors on buildings and buses: Here's what Dublin needs to be a city of the future

13 Sep 2016

Policy

'It makes no sense not to take advantage of the tax': CEO of $30bn company moving to Cork

12 Sep 2016

food and drink

Irish restaurants warn of 'perfect storm' as British tourists cut back on spending

12 Sep 2016

Funding

Here's how one of the country's best tech investors chooses where to put its money

11 Sep 2016

Hardware

Founder of Irish firm bought by Intel for €300m - 'It's a validation of decades of work'

10 Sep 2016

Funding

Irish tech firms raised an enormous half a billion euro in the first half of the year

9 Sep 2016

Transport

Irish skies are a lot busier this year as 2016 is on course to set an air traffic record

9 Sep 2016

Finance

AIB boss: 'We have fixed the bank and are ready to sell shares'

8 Sep 2016

Travel

Michael O'Leary: 'Soon the Ryanair travel app will be bigger business than selling flights'

8 Sep 2016

Finance

Study claims Irish workers need to be saving €1,000 a month to fund retirement

8 Sep 2016

Transport

'I'm not disappointed the Hailo name is disappearing. We'll be Europe's largest taxi app'

7 Sep 2016

Policy

Other countries can take a slice of Apple's €13bn Irish tax bill and it's confusing the government

7 Sep 2016

building and property

As the housing shortage worsens, Irish developers have started picking up the pace

6 Sep 2016

Policy

Central Bank boss to Michael Noonan: 'Don't rely on corporate tax surge'

5 Sep 2016

Policy

A loophole that allowed vulture funds to slash their tax bills is set to be shut

5 Sep 2016

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