Timeline: The 17-year battle over plans for a huge incinerator at Cork Harbour
A Belgian company wants to burn waste in Ringaskiddy, but locals have fought every step of the way.
Paul O'Donoghue
'We wondered, would we die as a town?': How Westport was regenerated
Council architect Simon Wall now wants to make the area an adventure hotspot.
Eight of Ireland's biggest firms paid no corporate taxes on their income
An official analysis also found more than a dozen firms had an effective tax rate of below 1%.
Ireland's master plan for the next 20 years 'has nothing to stop urban sprawl'
The chair of An Bord Pleanála said we need to get cars out of cities.
A Temple Bar 'flying saucer' hotel could've been 'one of Europe's most extraordinary spaces'
There was a plan to massively expand The Clarence Hotel, which is owned by Bono and The Edge.
How will Donald Trump's latest tax plan affect Ireland? What you need to know
The US company tax rate is to be slashed to 20%, bringing it closer to Ireland’s level.
'I was nervous leaving my job to set up a business. You always have doubts'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin-based Gillenmarkets.
'Dublin may feel it missed Brexit jobs, but there was never going to be a London exodus'
A senior figure in property firm Cushman & Wakefield said the media over-hyped the Brexit fallout.
Up to 400,000 people will be hit with fresh Ryanair flight cancellations
The airline plans to fly fewer planes in winter to deal with staff shortages.
Bohemian FC cleared its multimillion-euro debt after selling Dalymount Park
The historic venue was sold to the council, which is redeveloping it.
Made in Ireland: Behind the scenes at Dublin's newest cakes and snacks factory
Family-owned company Broderick’s has thrown open the doors of its brand new factory.
20 years in the making: Over a thousand houses to be built in Galway's new 'urban village'
Thousands of people could live in the Ardaun area near the city centre.
'It may face hostility': There's a plan to let Irish people invest in their local wind farms
A new bill would give residents the chance to own 20% of developments in their area.
Use the Mytaxi app? You're going to have to pay a new €2 booking fee
The company said that the charge is an ‘industry-standard fee’.
'I sold my house to start my business. My dad was the only one to back me'
As part of our How My Business Works series,we profile Motivation Weight Management.
'It's good for consumers': Irish banks are at war over mortgage rates
KBC has announced a new fixed mortgage rate offering.
The firm behind the Galway Independent newspaper is going into liquidation
The well-known freesheet has been in business for almost two decades.
'We need more time': Irish fruit giant Fyffes is in crunch talks over worker abuse claims
Workers at a melon plantation in Honduras allege they are being mistreated.
'We won't let go': Irish Rail is convinced the long-delayed Dart Underground will go ahead
Peter Muldoon, the project head, says it would allow high-rise building in Dublin city.
Samsung is confident Irish people will line up to buy its new €1,000 phone
The Note 8 is trying to atone for the sins of its predecessor, which was recalled due to a battery issue.