'Times are changing': Waltons has shut its iconic Dublin music store after two decades
The retail business will now operate exclusively from its Blanchardstown branch.
Fora Staff
Project Ireland 2040: These are all the key points you need to know
The €116 billion plan sets out a two-decade vision for the country.
Dublin rents are now €4,500 a year higher than their Celtic Tiger peaks
Prices have jumped more than 10% nationwide in the past year.
Done deal for Cork's new convention centre - but it could cost the taxpayer more money
Reports say the State is to invest another €10 million on top of the €20 million already pledged.
Irish consumers haven't felt this upbeat for nearly 20 years
New survey results show people expect their finances to improve.
What on earth is going on with the world's stock markets this morning?
Everything appears to be in freefall, though some analysts suggest it’s just a “natural correction”.
Energia's owner is planning to close two power plants in Dublin
Viridian’s two Huntstown facilities could be shuttered by the end of May.
'They know the gun's to the head': Vexatious objectors accused of stalling major building plans
The head of the construction lobby says some developers are paying people to drop complaints.
Ireland's corporate tax rate was branded 'a joke' and 'stealing' at Davos
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe had to fend off some fierce criticism at the global gathering.
A 'dedicated' garda unit may be introduced to tackle false personal injury claims
A report has found that fraudulent complaints are often viewed as ‘victimless’.
'Outrageous': Work on Irish schools has stalled following Carillion's collapse
Coláiste Ráithín in Bray has been waiting for a new building for over 20 years.
Landlords may be forced to tell new tenants the past rent for their properties
A new bill to beef up renters’ rights in Ireland has broad political support.
The State is stumping up €200m to offer mortgages to sub-prime borrowers
Low-interest loans will be made available to those buying affordable homes.
The share of grads finding work in Ireland is back to pre-recession levels
Most university graduates are employed in Dublin and Cork nine months after being handed their degrees.
The EU has put a plan in motion to ban single-use coffee cups by 2030
Around 26 million tonnes of plastic waste is generated in Europe every year, but only 30% of that is recycled.
Irish people spent a record amount of money on their Christmas grocery shop last year
We spent €13 million more on alcohol compared to the previous festive period.
A massive UK construction firm that helped build Irish schools has collapsed
Carillion has been struggling with debts of more than €1 billion.
Ex-Anglo boss David Drumm has pleaded not guilty to conspiring to defraud investors
Jury selection is under way.
There aren't enough hairdressing and childcare jobs for people in PLC courses
A new ESRI report has recommended a lots of tweaks to the current system.
Forever 21 is pulling out of Ireland after racking up more than €40m in losses
The American chain’s Jervis Street store was opened in 2010 with plans for 250 jobs.