'More sustainable than the boom': Ibec hails Ireland's 'exceptional' economy
The business group says we have now exited the ‘recovery’ period.
Fora Staff
The Staycity 'aparthotel' chain plans a near-tenfold Dublin expansion by 2021
The Irish company expects to have 15,000 apartments across Europe within five years.
Kildare chocolate maker Lily O'Brien's has been sold to a Polish company for €40 million
The company was founded by Mary Ann O’Brien in the kitchen of her home in 1992.
Donald Trump's Clare golf course has been cleared to build its Doonbeg wall
The Trump International Golf Links wants to carry out coastal erosion management works.
It gets worse: Another 13,000 tracker victims have been overcharged by Ireland's banks
The Central Bank says over 30,000 customers have been impacted by the scandal.
Ryanair has revealed plans to recognise cabin crew unions
The company announced last week it would be recognising pilot unions.
'People should fight': Cork locals to protest today against plans for mass evictions
The owners of the Leeside Apartments say they will substantially refurbish the block.
Ryanair will recognise unions for first time in its history in bid to avert Christmas strikes
Pilots in Ireland, Portugal, Germany, Italy and Spain have planned industrial action.
Vacant shops could be converted into housing without planning permission under new rules
Housing minister Eoghan Murphy claims the move will ‘breathe life into inner-core urban areas’.
'Odd and absurd': Declan Ganley denies he commissioned a dossier about Denis O'Brien
The Galway businessman was named in court documents relating to a case against PR firm Red Flag.
Facebook will stop using Ireland as a global hub for tax and revenue
Advertising sales will now be recorded in the local market in which they are made
Irish Ryanair pilots have served notice of a strike five days before Christmas
A number of workers, mostly captains, backed industrial action in secret ballots.
Dublin-based Ryanair pilots have voted in favour of industrial action
The airline has dismissed the ballot taken by a third-party union as ‘PR activity’.
Ryanair threatens Dublin pilots with pay and benefit cuts if they strike
The budget airline also said it could shift some aircraft to “lower-cost airports”.
Zero-hour contracts will be outlawed in most cases under new laws
A bill aims to tackle the casualisation of work in Ireland.
Surfers are fighting Donald Trump's Clare wall for fear it will wreck the waves
The US president’s hotel at Doonbeg first applied for the flood defence plan last year.
Veteran broadcaster Tom McGurk was hit with a tax bill of €75,000
Horse trainers and hospital consultants were also named on Revenue’s latest defaulters list.
The average rent in Dublin is predicted to top €2,000 by 2019
The forecast is contained in a rental report by property consultants Savills.
How conflict in Ukraine and frost in Germany affect Irish Christmas tree growers
The last few weeks in November are peak season for growers as their annual harvest begins.
The TV licence fee 'should be replaced' with a Revenue-enforced household charge
A report has suggested a number of changes to how the charge is collected and distributed.