Intel has been cleared for a huge expansion of its Kildare plant
The firm will now bid for a new, €3.6 billion chip-manufacturing facility from its head office.
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Hostelworld founder Ray Nolan: 'This is my first real job in six or seven years'
The Irish entrepreneur and investor is adjusting back into CEO life at Xsellco.
Tesla has opened its first Irish showroom - but buyers may wait four months for cars
Elon Musk’s company has also installed its first ‘Supercharger’ in the Republic.
Eir boss: 'We're the only party doing anything of any substance in rural Ireland'
The telco is opening a new innovation hub in Dingle and has plans for more.
Two semi-states have a €500m solar plan that could power nearly one-tenth of Irish homes
Bord na Móna and ESB are planning solar farms in Roscommon, Offaly and Kildare.
Web Summit is going on a hiring spree – including someone to deal with the Irish government
It comes as the company eyes a possible return to Dublin.
Meet the businesses of... Dublin's George's Street Arcade
The iconic Victorian-era arcade shopping centre has been drawing customers for 135 years.
'Ineffective, too slow and understaffed' - Irish telcos are rounding on their regulator
The criticisms follow the release of ComReg’s five-year strategy.
After 90 years in business, Éamon de Valera's Irish Press firm is being wound up
The one-time publishing business was set up by the former taoiseach in the 1920s.
Why tech firms are up in arms about two nations cracking down on foreign work visas
Australia and America both want to ensure more jobs for their own citizens and not foreign workers.
The 4 things you need to know about Eir's record fine from the telecoms watchdog
The telco blamed the weather for delivering poor phone services in 2015.
Newstalk, 98FM and Spin's chief executives to go in a major Communicorp reshuffle
Only TodayFM’s CEO has retained his position.
Take a guided tour of... Squarespace's flash new Dublin office
The US web design firm recently pulled back the curtains on its European base.
As Cuba emerges from economic hibernation, opportunity knocks for Irish firms
But don’t expect anything to happen quickly in the Caribbean nation.
This is where most of Irish advertisers' record digital spending is going
Social media sites were the beneficiaries of the biggest increases.
A council's rejection of one 500-unit project shows a 'flawed planning system'
The country’s biggest private landlord, Ires Reit, wanted to build the units at Sandyford in Dublin.
'Our competition isn't other racecourses, it's shopping centres'
Naas Racecourse is pumping €3.5 million into a ’boutique’ redevelopment of the venue.
Blanchardstown centre vacancies are at near-recession levels after its €945m sale
The shopping centre changed hands last June in Ireland’s biggest-ever single property deal.
A four-year-old Limerick space startup has bagged €50m from Asian investors
The company will use part of the funding to open a supply chain in Hong Kong.
‘Why would we ignore a billion people?’: An Irish fintech firm has raised €2m to expand into Asia
Insurance software company ClaimVantage plans to double its Dublin staff this year.