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Financial Services
'I was nervous leaving my job to set up a business. You always have doubts'
27 Sep 2017
Policy
'Dublin may feel it missed Brexit jobs, but there was never going to be a London exodus'
27 Sep 2017
Transport
Up to 400,000 people will be hit with fresh Ryanair flight cancellations
27 Sep 2017
Sports
Bohemian FC cleared its multimillion-euro debt after selling Dalymount Park
27 Sep 2017
Manufacturing
Made in Ireland: Behind the scenes at Dublin's newest cakes and snacks factory
24 Sep 2017
building and property
20 years in the making: Over a thousand houses to be built in Galway's new 'urban village'
23 Sep 2017
resource and energy
'It may face hostility': There's a plan to let Irish people invest in their local wind farms
21 Sep 2017
apps and mobile
Use the Mytaxi app? You're going to have to pay a new €2 booking fee
20 Sep 2017
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Services
'I sold my house to start my business. My dad was the only one to back me'
20 Sep 2017
Financial Services
'It's good for consumers': Irish banks are at war over mortgage rates
20 Sep 2017
media and arts
The firm behind the Galway Independent newspaper is going into liquidation
20 Sep 2017
food and drink
'We need more time': Irish fruit giant Fyffes is in crunch talks over worker abuse claims
19 Sep 2017
building and property
'We won't let go': Irish Rail is convinced the long-delayed Dart Underground will go ahead
17 Sep 2017
apps and mobiile
Samsung is confident Irish people will line up to buy its new €1,000 phone
16 Sep 2017
building and property
KFC's Irish franchise racked up multimillion-euro losses last year
15 Sep 2017
building and property
Why Apple has been stuck in a three-year battle over its Athenry data centre
14 Sep 2017
Education
'During the boom, it felt like my company won the lottery. I knew it couldn't last'
13 Sep 2017
building and property
Ireland's housing crisis 'could last for another 10 years'
13 Sep 2017
building and property
One of Ireland's biggest landlords says its €1,750-monthly homes are 'good value'
12 Sep 2017
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resource and energy
A Dublin company has abandoned its prospective oil well off the Kerry coast
11 Sep 2017
resource and energy
'The government's dithering on solar energy will cost the Irish taxpayer millions'
10 Sep 2017
Internet
Two years after it was switched off, Dublin plans to bring back free Wi-Fi
9 Sep 2017
building and property
The cost of renting an office in Dublin is on the verge of 'topping out'
8 Sep 2017
Internet
Nine towns in the west of Ireland are about to get broadband twice as fast as Dublin
7 Sep 2017
Financial Services
Fenergo has poached a banking boss as it looks to go global from Dublin's docks
7 Sep 2017
food and drink
'I was losing my memory but still trying to work. Then I started coughing up blood'
6 Sep 2017
Retail
Big and getting bigger: Blanchardstown shopping centre is expanding again
6 Sep 2017
building and property
A plan to give tax breaks to developers looks dead in the water
6 Sep 2017
Policy
Warning: Ireland's high debt has left the country 'exposed to shocks'
5 Sep 2017
Policy
After a two-year wait, a probe into dodgy Donegal planning is finally finished
4 Sep 2017
Policy
Despite a year of lobbying, Ireland is stuck on a Brazilian tax haven blacklist
2 Sep 2017
Internet
Niall Quinn's broadband company is going out of business
1 Sep 2017
resource and energy
'It's set us back a year': The row tearing apart this Irish gold company heats up
31 Aug 2017
building and property
A vulture fund is backing a big new Irish housebuilder - here's what we know so far
31 Aug 2017
Hospitality
'My father's heart attack made us stronger as a family - and as a business'
30 Aug 2017
food and drink
Profits took a dive at Irish fruit giant Fyffes before it was sold in a mega-deal
30 Aug 2017
building and property
Got about €90m to spare? The famous Gibson Hotel could be yours
30 Aug 2017
building and property
This rule change could push new student houses 'to the edge of Dublin and beyond'
29 Aug 2017
Policy
Helping workers buy part of their employer's business could stop Irish firms going bust
28 Aug 2017
Internet
'We're under pressure after being valued at €200m. You hardly sleep at night'
6 Aug 2017
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