Two people stand in the way of Waterford's €280m Saudi-backed regeneration project
The development involves a new shopping centre, office blocks and up to 300 apartments.
Killian Woods
This vulture-fund backed homebuilder has spent over €100m on land for new houses
Glenveagh Properties plans to build up to 2,235 homes on the seven sites.
The man behind box office hit The General wants to build a massive film studio in Meath
The 11,300 sq m development is being lined up for a business park in Ashbourne.
A Waterford virtual reality startup has just bagged millions from a stock market float
Immersive VR Education raised €6.7 million through a dual listing in Dublin and London.
Take a guided tour of... the Irish-led tech juggernaut that calls Anglo's ex-HQ home
Take a look behind the scenes at Intercom’s offices on St Stephen’s Green.
'Universities are criticised for taking in too many foreign students – but we want even more'
The new dean of UCC’s business school talks about how it plans to break into the top-50 club.
A massive Irish plastics firm has snubbed Dublin's stock exchange in favour of Toronto
IPL Plastics, formerly called One51, at first hinted it would dual list in Ireland and Canada.
A Cork startup is selling $100 biocomputers powered by jellyfish DNA
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Cell-Free Technology.
Ireland's tallest building is being bought by one of the country's biggest landlords
The Elysian Tower had a guide price of €100m when it hit the market last year.
Bosses at LinkedIn and Wrigley have invested in this Irish social network for women
GirlCrew has banked $1 million in funding from some big-hitters in tech.
'Not a viable business': Popular Irish YouTube channel Facts will be axed after losing €400k
The brand was set up by then 17-year-old Shane Corry in 2013.
Salad chain Chopped will fight to stop a prime Dublin outlet being shut down
The city council has refused the fast food chain permission to trade on Grafton Street.
Irish packaging giant Smurfit Kappa has rejected a 'highly opportunistic' takeover bid
The firm said the proposal from a US outfit didn’t reflect its true value.
Ireland's 'fragile' water supply could make firms think twice about investing here
Dublin Chamber says water restrictions in the capital should be a wake-up call for the government.
Poll: Should businesses be forced to close during extreme weather?
The Taoiseach doesn’t think so, but a bill from Sinn Féin wants to make it mandatory.
This sheep farmer is leading the push to set up Ireland's first hemp co-op
Ed Hanbidge says there’s the potential to turn the crop into a major farming industry.
Trinity heads for another south Dublin showdown as it plans 300 more student beds
The college has run into several planning disputes with Dartry residents over student housing.
A Spanish takeaway giant has splashed out €10.7m for a big slice of Apache Pizza
The deal represents Telepizza’s first move into the Irish market.
Meet the Dublin startup that wants to become the Spotify of news
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile News Over Audio.
AIB is lining up hefty share bonuses for senior staff to stop them leaving
The State-owned bank wants to give its executives deferred bonuses worth up to 100% of their salary.