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Finance
Creighton: Ireland isn't prepared to take advantage of companies leaving the UK
2 Oct 2016
29
Services
A €6,000-a-year dating service for high fliers (but no pictures) has launched in Ireland
1 Oct 2016
59
trading high
An Irishman is about to launch a stock exchange-style market for cannabis in Chicago
1 Oct 2016
7
Services
Nine companies were paid more than €10m each for providing direct provision centres
1 Oct 2016
39
Coindrum
You can now exchange your foreign leftover coins at Irish airports for duty free vouchers
1 Oct 2016
15
the multinational factor
Ireland spends four times the EU average on insurance premiums, but you probably don't
30 Sep 2016
25
eye on the sky
Your crash course in... How a showdown in the skies could trigger a transatlantic trade war
30 Sep 2016
5
high voltage
Rock legends AC/DC helped the Aviva Stadium rack up multi-million euro profits
30 Sep 2016
18
building and property
Virgin Media's billionaire owner has snapped up another three Dublin hotels
29 Sep 2016
16
celtic linen
Court told that Ireland's largest independent linen supplier is insolvent
29 Sep 2016
11
Car costs
Here's why your insurance premiums look set to rise more this year
28 Sep 2016
67
Hollyhill
Apple doubles down on Ireland as it moves iTunes business to Cork
27 Sep 2016
27
Tourism
It's part of the furniture but without a Dutchman and Bertie, Dublin Zoo could have shut forever
25 Sep 2016
21
Transport
Here's why Volkwagen's emissions scandal failed to slow down
25 Sep 2016
10
Education
'We're losing the Messis and Ronaldos of education - Irish colleges need more funding'
25 Sep 2016
39
Transport
Ireland is trying to get off a Brazilian black list for tax havens
25 Sep 2016
27
food and drink
Here's how a blind man from Donegal built a business in his spare room
24 Sep 2016
12
Policy
An Amazon-style portal could soon help you 'build a relationship' with the government
24 Sep 2016
38
Startups
Web Summit is getting comfy in Portugal as it opens a Lisbon office
24 Sep 2016
36
media and arts
'If you let an Oscar nomination get to your head, you'll never build on it - take it with a pinch of salt'
24 Sep 2016
2
Policy
Noonan: Appeal of €13bn Apple tax ruling will likely take four years 'or more'
23 Sep 2016
108
Social Media
Google reportedly wants to buy out social media giant Twitter
23 Sep 2016
17
high rise
'Building up instead of out will prepare Dublin for 21st century city living'
23 Sep 2016
46
Policy
Varadkar is planning to 'grasp the nettle' of pension reform after the Budget
22 Sep 2016
56
REITs
Foreign investor firms responsible for around a fifth of Dublin house purchases
22 Sep 2016
69
work work work work work
'Publishing wage data is the best way to address the gender pay gap'
22 Sep 2016
52
Recovering the satellites
Startup station Irish TV is set to be beamed into nearly half of Irish homes
21 Sep 2016
41
Finance
There should be no tax cuts in Budget 2017, says the ESRI
21 Sep 2016
59
Policy
Denis O'Brien: Apple was 'picked on' by EU over record €13bn fine
20 Sep 2016
143
Policy
€500m to be pumped into Limerick in effort to transform the city
19 Sep 2016
67
Anna May McHugh
National Ploughing Championships boss: 'I feel as passionate today as when I was 17'
18 Sep 2016
12
stop! motion time
A Galway-based company is making Ireland's first ever stop-motion feature film
18 Sep 2016
3
media and arts
The new head of RTÉ wants to make more "frenemies"
14 Sep 2016
53
click on this
A 40-year-old technology still beats Facebook for getting people to visit websites
11 Sep 2016
10
Pole Position
The billionaire owner of Virgin Media and TV3 is plotting to buy Formula One
11 Sep 2016
22
sky revolution
Michael O'Leary: 'Soon the Ryanair travel app will be bigger business than selling flights'
11 Sep 2016
30
Policy
Your crash course in... How a referendum in Italy could wreck the EU
11 Sep 2016
38
Work
Dublin's financial services sector is in the middle of a massive hiring drive
10 Sep 2016
10
Transport
Irish skies are a lot busier this year as 2016 is on course to set an air traffic record
9 Sep 2016
22
savings gap
Irish workers 'need to be saving €1,000 a month to fund retirement'
8 Sep 2016
104
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