This is what the old Central Bank building could look like in years to come
Property giant Hines and its partner Peterson will spend €75m on redeveloping the site.
Fora Staff
This Irish juice company is the winner of the first VidPitch Competition
Skinny Malinkys beat four other shortlisted entries in the public vote.
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Major building sites will grind to a halt as crane drivers escalate strikes
One union is pushing for the workers to be paid up to €27 per hour.
The minimum wage has been tipped to rise - and employers aren't happy
The Low Pay Commission signalled a small lift in Ireland’s base pay rate.
The historic Carton House Hotel is on sale for €60 million
The hotel has 165 bedrooms, including 18 suites located in the centuries-old house.
Motor insurance offices raided by the consumer watchdog in relation to alleged price-fixing
Insurance Ireland confirmed that its premises were also inspected by European officials.
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The state has raised €3.4 billion with its AIB float
The bailout-out lender is worth 50% more than Bank of Ireland after the sale.
The ads watchdog has delivered its first chiding for an online 'influencer'
The Faces By Grace blog came under scrutiny over a Snapchat post about a detox drink.
The Department of Justice's HQ is on the market for €20 million
The property is currently owned by SW3 Capital, which bought up big after the crash.
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'Nothing to do with Enda leaving': Web Summit has confirmed a Dublin event
MoneyConf, a financial services and fintech conference, is currently taking place in Madrid.
Bakers lose out after complaints about chef's call to 'ban squishy sliced pan'
Darina Allen’s comments were made on an RTÉ programme looking at white bread.
The pound is taking a beating as a hung UK parliament looms
The latest polls point to Theresa May’s majority being wiped out – but anything could happen yet.
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The event will feature many of the world’s top companies, like Microsoft, Tesla and Amazon.
The Dáil has elected to keep the state's AIB shares - because the government forgot to vote
But the Department of Finance says the €3bn sale will still go ahead as planned.
Farmers who started 'illegal' gorse fires may have their state subsidies docked
A recent spate of gorse fires have caused havoc in rural areas around the country.
For the second time in a week, gardaí are investigating fraud at a Cork credit union
One staff member at Gurranabraher Credit Union has been sacked over €200,000 in ‘irregularities’.
Retailers want parents who use children for shoplifting to be prosecuted
Stores are reporting more and more of the ‘orchestrated’ thefts.