After more than three decades in business, Filmbase is going into liquidation
The organisation said debts have accumulated to a point where it is ‘unrealistic’ to continue.
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Made in Ireland: How Java Republic goes from bean to cup
We took a look inside the Irish coffee company’s Dublin roastery as it nears its 20-year anniversary.
Rural pubs need to be raking in at least €8,000 a week to keep the doors open
A new AIB report looked at the state of the Irish pub sector and made some predictions for 2018.
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These are the top Irish companies to watch in 2018
We list our team’s picks for the businesses that are poised to make waves this year.
Goldman Sachs admits it is 'considering' its options following Dublin move reports
The Financial Times reported the firm’s European asset management business is coming to the Irish capital.
Dublin's oldest jazz club is making way for a block of short-term lets
New plans for JJ Smyth’s will see the music venue replaced with 19 bedrooms.
Finance officials have shut down Trump's claim that Ireland will cut its corporate tax rate
The country’s much-publicised 12.5% rate isn’t going anywhere.
Ophelia: What businesses need to know as the 'worst storm in 50 years' hits
Dunnes Stores, Debenhams and other retailers have announced countrywide closures.
INM CEO Robert Pitt has suddenly resigned to 'pursue other interests'
The publisher issued a statement announcing the departure.
Fizzy drink producers will be slugged with a sugar tax next year
Businesses have complained the sector was ‘arbitrarily singled out’.
Diageo plans to build offices and hundreds of homes at Guinness's Dublin base
A new ‘urban quarter’ has been flagged for the historic St James’s Gate site.
COMPETITION: Win a team-building package for four to Kilkenny
It’s time to throw off the office shackles for the Reign of Terror endurance obstacle course event.
COMPETITION: Win free exhibition space at the biggest careers event in the west
This is the chance to find your dream staff with a stand worth nearly €3,000 at Career Zoo West.
Ryanair is axing its second free carry-on bag policy
The budget airline said it was causing flight delays after previously accusing passengers of ‘flouting’ the rules.
A bid to stop Ireland's new North-South Interconnector has been thrown out of court
The power link is expected to bring down electricity costs for consumers.
Varadkar tells US TV he's 'confused and puzzled' by Britain's trading plans
The Taoiseach also shared his thoughts on Donald Trump.
'Grossly unfair': Landlords aren't happy about plans to penalise owners of vacant homes
The government has flagged a ‘carrot and stick’ approach to making more houses available.
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Dublin Bus has lost out in a tender to operate some of its own routes
UK operator Go-Ahead has emerged as the preferred bidder.