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building and property
One of Ireland's biggest builders has been cleared for a controversial north Dublin project
5 Aug 2017
Hospitality
Despite a failed Kickstarter, this Dublin-based man hasn't given up his 'wizarding' pub plan
4 Aug 2017
Sports
'There's no sheik, no Chinese investors': Bray Wanderers' housing plan for Carlisle Grounds
4 Aug 2017
media and arts
Sales dived at Universal Music Ireland last year after a 'major customer' shut
3 Aug 2017
Services
'Losing my job was hard, but making people redundant was worse'
2 Aug 2017
Internet
Why Stripe's billionaire Irish founder has a clock counting down how long he has to live
2 Aug 2017
Services
The company installing Irish Water meters has racked up multimillion-euro profits
2 Aug 2017
Health
E-cigarettes are likely to escape being taxed in this year's budget
1 Aug 2017
Work
Irish employers 'should get money back' when their staff are made redundant
31 Jul 2017
Transport
Whatever happened to... An underground rail line through Dublin's city centre?
31 Jul 2017
building and property
Building sites across Ireland are grinding to a halt - here's why
29 Jul 2017
Internet
Limerick's Enet is worth up to €200m after a US millionaire and state-backed fund team up
27 Jul 2017
Policy
Self-employed people earning over €100,000 'should get a tax cut'
27 Jul 2017
Internet
'I wondered for years if I was right to leave Sydney to start a company in Cork'
26 Jul 2017
building and property
Dundrum parking and Dublin retail rents have boosted a UK property giant's profits
26 Jul 2017
Retail
A Dublin cake firm being liquidated over a huge rates bill 'could have paid but chose not to'
25 Jul 2017
Services
ATM fees on An Post's new current account are twice as high as the banks'
23 Jul 2017
Services
The world's biggest security company has just shut one of its Dublin bases
22 Jul 2017
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food and drink
'I've just hit a wall': One of Cork’s most famous restaurants has suddenly shut
21 Jul 2017
Financial Services
Bank of America has picked Dublin as its main EU base post-Brexit
21 Jul 2017
agribusiness
Over 100 Irish ships have violated a scheme that protects foreign fishermen
20 Jul 2017
building and property
For the first time in 20 years, Ireland's stock exchange will get a new homebuilder
20 Jul 2017
Internet
The gatekeeper of Ireland's '.ie' domain lost over €100,000 last year
20 Jul 2017
Services
'No one likes losing, but there's a point when it can be a relief to close your business'
19 Jul 2017
building and property
This is how the long-delayed Metro North could be sped up
18 Jul 2017
resource and energy
'Planning is taking much longer. Onshore wind farms have taken a hammering'
17 Jul 2017
Work
Shannon security staff are due pay rises for the airport's 'unique' situation
15 Jul 2017
resource and energy
Inside the row tearing apart the firm that's spent 20 years hunting for Irish gold
15 Jul 2017
resource and energy
'We didn't want our friends to lose their jobs': Why this pair led a buyout of their company
14 Jul 2017
Tourism
'I got a loan and sold my car to fund a hen party website. It felt like a massive risk'
12 Jul 2017
Education
'We're looking at more affordable products': New €235-a-week student beds launched
12 Jul 2017
resource and energy
A Dublin exploration firm has started drilling for oil off the Kerry coast
12 Jul 2017
resource and energy
Irish Cement's Limerick plant has been singled out over 'significant' environmental issues
11 Jul 2017
media and arts
Ireland's only cinema on wheels is set to return to the road
11 Jul 2017
Financial Services
Insurance broker 123.ie shed 60 staff last year on the way to a €9m profit
11 Jul 2017
Work
Diageo has been told to give new staff at St James's Gate better pay
10 Jul 2017
Manufacturing
This man has just sold his Cork company in a huge €15m deal
8 Jul 2017
media and arts
Google has given two Irish researchers over €300k to fight fake news
7 Jul 2017
Financial Services
They're coming: JP Morgan boss formally confirms plans to expand in Ireland
7 Jul 2017
Health
'It'll be better for patients': Generic drugs firms want a new price deal with the HSE
7 Jul 2017
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