More than a year after Clerys' shock closure, the store's redevelopment has been cleared
The retailer was shut down with the loss of more than 450 jobs overnight.
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Bray Credit Union fined €98,000 for breaching money laundering and terrorist finance laws
The regulator is ‘concerned’ that the breaches occurred over a five-year period.
Dublin court unfreezes €100m of Russian oil tycoon's assets after five-year battle
Mikhail Khodorkovsky claims he was jailed on politically motivated charges for promoting democracy.
Pfizer gets record fine for 2,600% price increase on epilepsy drug
The pharma giant raised prices by an ‘excessive and unfair’ amount.
Two banks are rolling out in-store smartphone payments in Ireland
But the service from KBC and AIB will only be available to Android users.
UTV Ireland will be shut down - then re-launched as the 'female-oriented' Be3
TV3 will become the ‘grown-ups’ channel after the takeover of its former rival.
Eir only became aware of a potential security breach after reading about it online
The company will contact 130,000 customers after at least 2,000 modems were compromised.
New budget flights from Cork to the US may drive down prices for everyone
Norwegian Air International and Wow Air are expected to charge only €150 one-way on the route.
Ireland's economic fortunes look good - but Brexit, EU tax rules and housing are wildcards
New ESRI research says the sustainable ‘real’ growth rate for Ireland’s economy is 3%.
Rents for Dublin houses have fallen for the first time in three years
But the average cost nationwide now stands at €973 per month – up nearly 10% in a year.
The fiscal watchdog has warned of 'loss of momentum' in the economy
A new report said increased spending would have to be offset by raising taxes.
Regulations to crack down on Dublin rickshaw drivers are in the pipeline
The unlicensed pedal-taxis have been operating in a legal grey area for years.
Two Irish architects have scooped a top world prize for a brutalist university building
Grafton Architects won the first-ever RIBA International Prize for their project in Lima, Peru.
There are now 110,000 dollar millionaires in Ireland thanks to rising house prices
The state had one of the largest gains in household worth worldwide in the past year, a new report says.
Rush Credit Union: 15 cars bought for draw but investigators can't find who won
A liquidator has been appointed to the beleaguered institution.
Fingal Council takes a case against Starbucks in Swords for having no planning permission
A spokesman for Starbucks EMEA in London said it expected its licensees to comply with local planning.
Ireland had the third-biggest spike in job searches from the US after Trump's victory
The increase was greater in counties that voted for Clinton over the now president-elect.
Now it's the private sector: Unions demand 4% pay increase for all members
Pressure is mounting on the government to put an end to the existing public pay row.
What exactly are Google and Facebook doing about the spread of fake news?
The tech giants have faced accusations of influencing the US election since Donald Trump’s victory last week.
The NTA wants to know if people think taxi drivers should pass an English-language test
The National Transport Authority is carrying out a review of the licensing system.