Irish credit unions come out on top in the war of the brands
Insurance companies took a big hit in the rankings, while Irish Water propped up the long list.
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These are the companies Ireland's graduates most want to work for
The latest GradIreland rankings of employer popularity have just been released.
Another multinational is being investigated over planning permission violations in two counties
The investigations follow cases against Starbucks in Cork and Waterford.
A former Nama adviser was secretly recorded taking nearly €50k in a car park
The film was made in 2012, when Frank Cushnahan was working with the bad bank in Northern Ireland.
Ireland's tax dealings with Apple are being talked about at the G20 summit in China
Jean-Claude Juncker has defended the decision after attacks from the US.
A TV licence is now needed to watch the BBC's online player, but Ireland won't follow suit
Minister Denis Naughten wants to bring forward plans to crack down on licence fee evasion in autumn.
'The Irish government has done absolutely nothing wrong' - Tim Cook
The Apple CEO came out swinging after the European Commission handed the company a €13 billion tax bill.
'You were encouraging tax avoidance and you knew it': Nobel economist weighs in on Apple case
Joseph Stiglitz says Ireland was showing ‘a lack of confidence’ in its ability to compete for jobs.
This is what it takes to become Ireland's best young fishmonger
The national award is now in its fourth year and eight professionals have made the shortlist.
eBay will close its Dundalk operation next year
Former stablemate PayPal says it needs the space to expand its business.
Scrapping the USC could force a 600% increase in property tax
Increases in excise on petrol, diesel and alcohol have also been flagged to make up the shortfall.
A mechanic wrongly accused of being a thief has been awarded €22,000
A tribunal heard the man in question felt forced to quit his job due to the incident.
A Dublin hair salon has been ordered to pay €10,000 for dismissing a pregnant worker
The outlet told the woman she could come back after the baby and ‘they’d see what they could do’.
A major north Dublin housing development has been scaled back amid objections
Locals argued the land, part of a park in Raheny, was not zoned for housing.
A court challenge looms as the government moves to ban cigarette vending machines
New legislation being drafted will see the machines banned in Ireland.
Courts should hand down tougher sentences for crimes against businesses, say company owners
The latest national survey finds a quarter of businesses were impacted by crime last year.
The government will not be abolishing mandatory retirement ages
But it still wants more people to continue working past 65.
An Bord Pleanála has approved Apple's €850 million Galway data centre
The huge installation was first announced in February 2015.
Facebook is running out of places to show ads in people's news feeds
But video ads are still a major untapped resource for the social network.
The vast majority of Irish exporters say Brexit will have a negative impact on their business
A new survey shows that the referendum vote has already had an effect on business.