If you're self-employed, your PRSI will soon entitle you to a free teeth clean
Self-employed people will now get free dental and optical exams with their contributions.
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Retailers say a rising number of parents are using children to shoplift on their behalf
Increasing insurance claims and Brexit worries are also weighing on the sector.
A looming construction boom could cause the economy to overheat (again)
A new report from the ESRI forecast GDP growth of 3.8% this year.
'Not knowing is horrible': People taking employment cases stuck in limbo
One woman has been waiting four years to have her case heard at the Equality Tribunal.
Government will regulate Airbnb if 'satisfactory arrangement' cannot be reached over renting
Housing Minister Coveney makes it clear that those who want to use Airbnb need to do so responsibly.
Ireland gained thousands of millionaires last year as property prices shot up
Dublin accounts for about a third of the country’s wealthiest people.
Lidl is in trouble for selling 'fresh' fish that was really frozen in Namibia
The complaint related to Lidl’s Inismara brand of seafood products.
Ireland's white-collar watchdog is suffering from a chronic staff shortage
There has been a 25% reduction in the number of staff at the ODCE in the past six years.
'Time for Dublin to grow up' - Irish rents are now rising at their fastest rate yet
There are calls for height limits on Dublin buildings to be relaxed to increase supply.
Inside Tesco Ireland's 'Project Black' - and the reasons why it has the unions so worried
Mandate has called ‘indefinite’ strikes in stores starting today.
KBC will remain in Ireland after reporting bumper profits
The company said it wants to be the ‘main challenger bank’ in the country.
'We're very worried': Fears for Leixlip businesses as HP closure rocks the town
With 500 redundancies coming from July, the region is bracing for the fallout.
This Irish Oscar-nominated animation firm is planning a major new studio in Kilkenny
The project will be a joint venture between Cartoon Saloon and Canada’s Mercury Filmworks.
The behind-the-scenes machinations shaping the government's new alcohol laws
Industry groups are stepping up their lobbying ahead of the wide-reaching bill.
SuperValu has scrapped a 'free veg' promotion that outraged farmers
The IFA had accused the retailer of acting ‘unethically’.
RTÉ has rowed back on plans to outsource children's TV production
The state broadcaster previously announced it would no longer do the work in-house.
Stripe's billionaire Irish founder: Trump travel ban 'makes no moral or economic sense'
Stripe and Intercom are matching public donations made to the American Civil Liberties Union.
Why the omens look bad for future fuel costs as prices hit a 16-month peak
Cheap oil has been the new reality for nearly two years – but that’s beginning to change.
Mayo's iconic Westport House has been sold to a local hotelier family
The new owners said they will pump €50m into renovating the attraction.
Government 'putting out one fire and starting another' as more property price rises forecast
The number of homes built in 2016 was around half that needed to keep pace with demand.