Ireland has been accused of rivalling the Cayman Islands when it comes to tax avoidance
Three European banks paid effective tax rates of less than 2% on profits routed through the country in 2015.
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Two Irish brothers looking to pilfer business from JustEat and Deliveroo have raised €500k
Flipdish builds websites and apps for restaurants to process online orders.
The 60-year-old company buying Ireland's best horses for Chinese billionaires
BBA Ireland helps well-heeled buyers around the world find the top racing talent.
The story behind the Irish organic dairy company that's selling cheese to the French
Waterford-based co-op the Little Milk Company exports to 17 countries worldwide.
A €280m Saudi-backed development could make Waterford 'Ireland's top regional city'
The Fawaz Alhokair Group is reportedly planning to develop 100,000 sq m under the deal.
In Youghal, one businessman prays for storms to test his high-speed 'stealth boats'
Cork firm Safehaven Marine sells its vessels as far afield as the Middle East and Asia.
The business behind the one-day-a-year shamrock industry
Ireland’s national plant is shipped all over the world for St Patrick’s Day.
Hassle's owner has bagged €10m to make on-demand furniture assemblers a reality
The cleaning app is also branching out into electrical and painting services.
Nenagh's Max Factor-manufacturing plant to close with the loss of 200 jobs
The firm behind the facility, Coty, revealed the decision to staff today.
Tesco sales have gone backwards after a month of strikes
The retailer’s market share is also slipping.
Irish banks have quietly shed thousands of retail staff as they turn to digital
Further branch closures and cuts are expected as the banks return to profits.
Dublin's Base pizza has recruited an Italian robot to roll its dough
The company is spending close to €1 million overhauling its headquarters and stores.
'Some women don't even hit the glass ceiling. They're stuck on the floor'
The chair of ESB says women won’t go for a role unless they are 110% ready.
Why thousands of Irish chickens could soon be stripped of their free-range status
Next Friday is D-Day for the designation, which applies to nearly half of all local eggs.
Life Style Sports has been slapped on the wrist for breaching consumer laws
The retailer was handed a small fine for failing to repay delivery fees on cancelled orders.
How Ryanair's loudmouth approach helps them find 'fun, irreverent and cheeky' staff
The HR department says the company’s colourful media profile acts as a sort of recruitment filter.
Meet the man behind some of Dublin's trendiest restaurants who doesn't want a Michelin star
Dillinger’s owner John Farrell plans to open two new restaurants before the year is out.
Luas strikes contributed to work days lost in industrial disputes doubling
Workers in the transport sector accounted for one-fifth of all working time lost last year.
The former CEO of Myspace is pumping cash into this Dublin startup
SwiftComply has raised $900,000 to double staff and expand to the US.
The Dublin commissioner for startups role has been axed
The Digital Hub and the DCU Ryan Academy will now split the duties of the position.