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lords of the sandwich
Irish 'food-to-go' giant Greencore is making a billion-dollar play for US stomachs
25 Nov 2014
35
old hotel new money
One of Ireland's oldest trading hotels is going under the hammer in two weeks
25 Nov 2014
7
not a good little earner
Ireland's economy might be picking up, but workers' earnings are still going backwards
25 Nov 2014
54
broadband for all
This is what the government's National Broadband Plan for rural Ireland looks like
24 Nov 2014
75
Supermarket Wars
Competition is the hottest it has ever been for Ireland's top supermarket slot
24 Nov 2014
42
pot kettle black
Turns out Ireland was telling the truth about company taxes. Unlike nearly everyone else...
24 Nov 2014
63
Jobs for the boys
What do the bosses at Ireland's top firms look like? Still mostly male and over 60
23 Nov 2014
37
doing the sums
Remember those tax cuts most people scored in the Budget? Here's how much they cost
23 Nov 2014
45
under the hood
What I Learned: Why there's no 'secret sauce' to cooking up an e-commerce juggernaut
22 Nov 2014
9
inbox me
The Briefcase: Not-so-Irish brands, Sweden's helping hand and Darth Vader's deep pockets
22 Nov 2014
4
Money Talks
Most employers will be hiring next year, but workers expect to get more from those jobs
21 Nov 2014
41
payback time
Ireland can offload a big chunk of its bailout debts early, thanks to Sweden
20 Nov 2014
62
yellow gold
These young food entrepreneurs want to change how you think about butter
20 Nov 2014
15
hipster hotel
Inside the first new hotel to open in Dublin for nearly 2 years... and it's so hipster it hurts
20 Nov 2014
52
genuine oirish
OK, so there ARE a few Irish brands out there that are still Irish. At least, mostly Irish...
19 Nov 2014
30
property baron
Who is this US billionaire who is buying up half of Ireland's hotels?
19 Nov 2014
45
ya like them apples
Applegreen service stations are popping up everywhere and it's reaping bigger profits
19 Nov 2014
36
we have lift-off
Meet some of the first Irish entrepreneurs to make their projects happen with Kickstarter
19 Nov 2014
13
not so green
Think these much-loved Irish products actually come from Ireland? Well, think again
18 Nov 2014
136
No Show
Sorry Ireland, Draghi says the ECB won't be fronting the banking inquiry
18 Nov 2014
46
big big pharma
Major buyout by Dublin-based firm Actavis will create 'blockbuster' pharma player
17 Nov 2014
6
zero hours
Labour wants 'robust data' on zero-hour contracts before doing anything about them
17 Nov 2014
43
we're hiring
It's no longer just big export companies that are recruiting more staff
17 Nov 2014
25
All aboard!
Irish Ferries is sailing along smoothly after a buoyant summer
17 Nov 2014
19
no signal
'You wouldn't see this on Father Ted' - Why bad broadband is hurting rural Ireland
16 Nov 2014
70
pricespy
The Big Idea: Saving shoppers time... and hopefully lots of money
15 Nov 2014
inbox me
The Briefcase: Grilled bankers, Taylor Swift and Alibaba's treasure trove
14 Nov 2014
2
ruled out
Two-thirds of first home buyers would not meet new Central Bank rules: Ulster Bank
14 Nov 2014
51
horse bolted etc
Juncker now wants to end tax loopholes his country rubber-stamped for years
13 Nov 2014
18
payback time
AIB will return the €21bn taxpayers pumped into it, but don't hold your breath on when
13 Nov 2014
33
kenny costs
All those big names and new shows means UTV Ireland could lose millions next year
13 Nov 2014
10
getting screwed
Why does Ulster Bank charge Irish customers much higher mortgage rates than those in NI?
13 Nov 2014
43
Social Entrepreneurs
How two students saved enough food for 325,000 meals from the rubbish
13 Nov 2014
18
Back in black
Permanent TSB should turn a profit sooner - but don't expect cheaper mortgages
12 Nov 2014
12
King of the Castle
Want to own this castle on a Waterford island? Ask for a discount, it's (supposedly) haunted
12 Nov 2014
18
sucked in
These are the firms with the biggest black holes in their pension schemes
12 Nov 2014
20
Too big to fail
Taxpayers may never have to bail out 'too-big-to-fail' banks again*
11 Nov 2014
57
chinese takeaway
Alibaba just racked up a record €7.5 billion in sales for its 24hr Chinese 'shopping festival'
11 Nov 2014
10
vaping on-air
Could e-cigarette ads like this showing smoking on air be coming to Irish TV?
11 Nov 2014
29
clicks or bricks
Poll: Clicks or bricks, how do you decide where you're going to shop?
11 Nov 2014
29
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