Dublin City Council is facing a €15 million shortfall - and it's going after businesses to get it
People operating shops and offices within the region can expect to pay more on their rates.
Fora Staff
A government report says a hard Brexit would cost tens of thousands of Irish jobs
There’s ‘almost complete consensus’ that leaving the EU will be bad for the UK economy, it says.
Giant cruise ships to dock at Dún Laoghaire after massive harbour plan gets go-ahead
But the company behind the project had campaigned for an even-larger berth.
Sprite ad that said 'she's seen more ceilings than Michelangelo' ruled offensive
The ad campaign was featured on two Irish websites.
Shift workers struggle with poor diets, a lack of sleep and higher smoking rates
The Safefood study also found younger employees are more likely to be overweight.
No refunds 'at the moment' after Lance Armstrong pulls out of Irish sports-tech summit
The organisers of the One Zero conference say that they are looking at ‘legal things’.
Creches may have to publish their fees under the new childcare package
The government will call for all childcare providers to be transparent with their costs.
SuperValu warns of supply shortages after Unilever's Brexit pricing row spreads to Ireland
The grocery manufacturer owns many of the country’s best-known consumer brands.
House prices in one development have been hiked €45,000 since the Budget
It follows the announcement of the new help-to-buy scheme, which critics argue will push up prices.
What can Ireland's cities learn from the 'night mayor' of Amsterdam?
Mirik Milan dedicates his time to improving the after-dark economy of the Dutch capital.
Budget 2017: Low-cost loans and investment for sheep - what's in it for farmers
A number of measures have been introduced to ease the potential fallout from Brexit.
Budget 2017: Ireland is getting a sugar tax - but not for a few years
The tax was mentioned in this afternoon’s budget.
Budget 2017: Good news for tourism businesses - their 9% VAT rate is safe
The rate came under scrutiny earlier this year.
The Central Bank has fined KBC Bank Ireland €1.4m for 'repeated breaches' on lending codes
KBC was found to have breached Central Bank rules on 18 separate occasions.
Irish Water has put out a tender for a debt collection agency
The utility said the move is a “precautionary measure”.
AIB is laying off around 150 people as the bank continues its cost-cutting drive
The state-owned lender reported pre-tax profits of around €1 billion for the first half of 2016.
'Accounting firms are telling vulture funds how to get around tax loophole closure'
Stephen Donnelly has submitted a detailed proposal on how Ireland can stop vulture fund tax avoidance.
'The sector is in real crisis': The average childcare business is barely breaking even
Early Childhood Ireland found that Irish families are spending 35% of their yearly income on care.
Vodafone bull ad branded 'disgraceful' for making light of 'very dangerous animals'
The Advertising Standards Authority found the ad to be in breach of their guidelines.
Sinéad O'Connor on tax defaulters list over €160,000 settlement
The singer was hit with the bill for under-declaring PAYE and PRSI.