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Bring Me Sunshine
The one thing holding back the Irish solar industry - and it's not a lack of sun
5 Jun 2016
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problems connecting
Your crash course in... The long-delayed National Broadband Plan
4 Jun 2016
36
the next move
George Hook is ditching the Independent for a three-year-old sports website
4 Jun 2016
39
confusing and expensive
Ryanair's head of technology thinks Big Data is 'wank'
4 Jun 2016
34
Pastures new
George Hook is leaving the Independent for a 3-year-old sports website
2 Jun 2016
16
One of Ireland's biggest unions wants everyone to know we're a low-wage country
1 Jun 2016
81
Bills Bills Bills
Electricity bills are about to be hiked for everyone to pay for more renewable energy
31 May 2016
75
world beaters
The Dublin company that could wipe out a chunk of the world's emissions with one engine
30 May 2016
36
roll of the dice
Your crash course in... Examinership
29 May 2016
18
Education
Irish graduates emigrating 'should be regarded as a good thing'
28 May 2016
33
fancy a ride
Irish taxi app Lynk to become a 'Riide' in push for global success
24 May 2016
23
notorious advert
Budweiser won't be using Conor McGregor in its ads any time soon
24 May 2016
35
nowhere to live
Intel warns the rental housing squeeze could stall its expansion in Cork
21 May 2016
30
Manufacturing
How Celtic Pure went from five-litre drums in the back of a van to 70 million bottles
21 May 2016
32
highly rated
Your crash course in... Ireland's mortgage-rate problem
20 May 2016
40
Retail
These are the most popular brands for Irish shoppers
20 May 2016
26
Pricey
Developers need more than €330,000 to build a single house in Dublin - here's why
18 May 2016
73
Work
Britain leaving the EU could lead to a bonanza of skilled workers for Ireland
16 May 2016
62
media and arts
'What I know about media you could spray on the back of a stamp'
14 May 2016
8
Puzzled
How over-complicated products baffle people into making bad choices at the supermarket
13 May 2016
14
chasing the green
Forget pizza and curry, Just Eat sees its future in paleo and gluten-free foods
13 May 2016
16
dodgy dealings
The Irish economy is haemorrhaging over €2 billion each year due to illicit trade
10 May 2016
57
data and security
Meet the Corkman whose company powered the Panama Papers investigation
9 May 2016
19
whiskey bonding
The company behind Jameson and Powers wants to sell Paddy to a US firm
8 May 2016
34
Policy
Your crash course in... The US-EU trade deal, aka TTIP
7 May 2016
88
Tourism
Airbnb is rolling out the perks to win over Irish hosts
7 May 2016
22
food and drink
Deliveroo is building its own kitchens to dominate the takeaway trade
4 May 2016
29
outed
An Australian inventor has revealed himself as the creator of Bitcoin
2 May 2016
19
old money
People are still hoarding hundreds of millions in Irish punts
1 May 2016
32
the man boss
It’s a woman's world... meet the man trying to crack the Irish beauty industry
1 May 2016
11
Turn off
Irish Water is easily the country's least reputable brand
29 Apr 2016
62
big build
Ireland and the EU are backing a massive €230 million expansion at DCU
29 Apr 2016
26
Policy
An Post's new chairman says its business is in need of a dramatic overhaul
28 Apr 2016
60
just resting
Revenue has taken back millions from people hiding money in offshore accounts
27 Apr 2016
25
Internet
The long-awaited National Broadband Plan has been pushed back again
27 Apr 2016
57
harmful transactions
The deals that led to the Clerys closure 'should be illegal'
26 Apr 2016
47
Data
Kitman Labs is the company with the real-life Moneyball factor
25 Apr 2016
1
Around The World
Irish TV is going global after a deal with one of the world's biggest companies
22 Apr 2016
34
FenuCamel
Meet the two Irish teenagers selling supplements for Middle Eastern racing camels
21 Apr 2016
28
motoring away
Cars are virtually walking off the lots in Ireland and that's good news for everyone
20 Apr 2016
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