Dundrum parking and Dublin retail rents have boosted a UK property giant's profits
London-based Hammerson co-owns several shopping centres around the Irish capital.
Paul O'Donoghue
A Dublin cake firm being liquidated over a huge rates bill 'could have paid but chose not to'
Well-known company Decobake is set to be wound up.
ATM fees on An Post's new current account are twice as high as the banks'
The semi-state says the ‘smart account’ has already been introduced at 200 post offices.
The world's biggest security company has just shut one of its Dublin bases
A cohort of staff were made redundant as G4S moved the operations to Belfast.
'I've just hit a wall': One of Cork’s most famous restaurants has suddenly shut
Fenn’s Quay owner and head chef Kate Lawlor decided to close the eatery.
Bank of America has picked Dublin as its main EU base post-Brexit
The multinational banking giant said it would move some people to the Irish capital.
Over 100 Irish ships have violated a scheme that protects foreign fishermen
An investigation by The Guardian found workers on Irish trawlers were being exploited.
For the first time in 20 years, Ireland's stock exchange will get a new homebuilder
Cairn Homes first went public in London in 2015.
The gatekeeper of Ireland's '.ie' domain lost over €100,000 last year
However, the IE Domain Registry is confident that it’s in a “solid” financial position.
'No one likes losing, but there's a point when it can be a relief to close your business'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Limerick firm the Lock Doctor.
This is how the long-delayed Metro North could be sped up
Engineers Ireland say the route should be completed in stages to get the project moving.
'Planning is taking much longer. Onshore wind farms have taken a hammering'
That’s according Bord na Móna’s CEO, who says the firm is working to get locals on board.
Shannon security staff are due pay rises for the airport's 'unique' situation
Workers at the airport, which routinely hosts US military flights, need to fulfil stringent criteria.
Inside the row tearing apart the firm that's spent 20 years hunting for Irish gold
Conroy Gold has been reporting promising finds for years – but its key shareholder is tired of waiting.
'We didn't want our friends to lose their jobs': Why this pair led a buyout of their company
The move secured 40 jobs at Dublin-based Ionic Consulting.
'I got a loan and sold my car to fund a hen party website. It felt like a massive risk'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile the Cork firm behind Henparty.ie, Glencove.
'We're looking at more affordable products': New €235-a-week student beds launched
Dorset Point in Dublin’s north inner city is owned by US real estate giant Hines.
A Dublin exploration firm has started drilling for oil off the Kerry coast
Providence Resources thinks there could be billions of barrels of oil in the Atlantic.
Irish Cement's Limerick plant has been singled out over 'significant' environmental issues
The facility has been the source of controversy, with locals worried about emissions.
Ireland's only cinema on wheels is set to return to the road
The distinctive Cinemobile was parked last year as it struggled with a lack of funding.