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Work
Accenture is opening a 200-person 'innovation and incubation hub' in Dublin
10 Feb 2017
pay with fire
Colm Lyon's new fintech outfit Fire has struck a 'landmark' deal to deliver debit cards
9 Feb 2017
Funding
Dublin VC firm Frontline Ventures has a fresh €60m to spend - but it's only targeting one sector
9 Feb 2017
OFF TARGET
Ireland is expected to miss its EU renewables target - and cop a multimillion-euro bill
9 Feb 2017
2
little help
This scheme to save struggling Irish companies has never been used. Here’s why
9 Feb 2017
this way please
What tourism officials are doing to lure visitors to Ireland's overlooked north-west
9 Feb 2017
pie in the sky
Whatever happened to... Cable cars suspended hundreds of feet above the River Liffey?
9 Feb 2017
capital flow
'I left my company after 20 years and started a new one. I felt I could do much more'
9 Feb 2017
we're staying
These are the reasons why KBC has decided not to leave Ireland
9 Feb 2017
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At last
After more than a decade, work is finally starting on a 4,000-home Dublin town centre
9 Feb 2017
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rise and fall
As HP shuts its Leixlip print plant, we look back at its 20 years in Kildare
8 Feb 2017
48
Financial Services
Why KBC is thinking of cashing out of Ireland - and why it's being tipped to stay
8 Feb 2017
29
Work
Hewlett-Packard's Kildare print business is being shut down
8 Feb 2017
media merger
'Nobody's going away to the Bahamas': Celtic Media's sale to INM worth 'less than €4m'
7 Feb 2017
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unused
This town has the highest rate of empty shops and offices in Ireland
7 Feb 2017
41
Retail
Tesco staff are going on 'indefinite' strike over cuts to long-standing workers' pay
7 Feb 2017
Checking In
An 'unacceptable' number of credit unions aren't doing background checks on staff
6 Feb 2017
14
Policy
More than a third of Airbnb listings outside Dublin aren't lived in by their owners
6 Feb 2017
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Not happening
Ryanair says no to on-board wi-fi, transatlantic routes - and flights from Waterford
5 Feb 2017
co-working
Dublin's getting a new 'free-flowing think space' for creatives
5 Feb 2017
16
Transport
Here's why foreign airlines are queuing to set up operations in Ireland
5 Feb 2017
40
In business
'I took courage from taking control of my health issues – that washed a lot of the fear away'
Fora Staff
4 Feb 2017
5
coming up short
Businesses in border counties are the least likely to pay their rate bills
4 Feb 2017
21
mainstay medical
A Dublin firm has invented a 'breakthrough' back pain device
4 Feb 2017
21
building and property
Whatever happened to... A billion-euro 'park in the sky' on O'Connell Street?
4 Feb 2017
30
metro stop
Irish Rail couldn't afford a warehouse and it could derail Dart underground
2 Feb 2017
41
buying up
The Irish Post is going to take over parts of Irish TV after its closure
2 Feb 2017
9
spread it out
One of Intercom's founders has invested in a startup that makes fancy butter
2 Feb 2017
Startups
'We can't rely on FDI forever, we need to create the next tech giants'
2 Feb 2017
land ho
Royal Caribbean is eyeing up more Irish cruise calls next year
2 Feb 2017
money maker
The best way to get a good deal from an Irish bank? Set up business in the UK
2 Feb 2017
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the deise
Ryanair says no to on-board Wi-Fi, transatlantic routes - and flights from Waterford
2 Feb 2017
council rates
Border county businesses the most likely to leave rate bills unpaid as they struggle for trade
2 Feb 2017
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High Ground
Whatever happened to... A billion-euro 'park in the sky' on O'Connell Street?
2 Feb 2017
seapoint
'I wanted a clean break after my brother died. I was lucky, not many people can change career'
2 Feb 2017
2
pricey apples
How much has Ireland's Apple tax appeal cost so far? €1.8m and counting
2 Feb 2017
43
too late now
Noonan: Chance of Nama recovering €74bn from bad loans 'was lost in the crisis'
1 Feb 2017
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media and arts
Discovery channels will stay on Sky after a public spat over prices
1 Feb 2017
take a sup
Guinness-maker Diageo is building a Dublin distillery to create a 'luxury whiskey'
31 Jan 2017
21
Policy
Ireland is expected to get the 'large majority' of Apple's €13bn unpaid tax bill
31 Jan 2017
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