Credit unions may soon be able to help build social housing
The regulator is looking at relaxing the rules around what the financial bodies can invest in.
Paul O'Donoghue
'My father has been successful, but I didn't want to be seen as riding on his coat-tails'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin’s Teeling Distillery.
Paddy Power has taken its first plunge into the US fantasy sports market
The Dublin-based firm paid an initial €17.5 million to acquire Draft.
Profits at Dundalk FC shot up twentyfold after its historic Europa League campaign
Last year was a good one on and off the pitch for the League of Ireland champions.
The curious case of a Kildare shopping centre and the 'great wall of Dunnes'
The barrier stands at around six feet – not quite as high as its Chinese counterpart.
'We don't trust them': Limerick residents fear Irish Cement dust emissions
The local cement plant is owned by a subsidiary of CRH, one of Ireland’s biggest companies.
Irish builders say they're facing 'unrealistic' pay demands from workers
Firms are finding it hard to source skilled staff after mass emigration during the recession.
'I got 150 "please f**k off" letters while job hunting. I kept them all as motivation'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin IT firm Agile Networks.
The Central Bank slapped financial firms with record fines last year
The regulator also said it may expand its probe into the tracker-mortgage scandal.
Part of Terry Clune's Taxback Group has snapped up a US firm in a $10m deal
Dublin-based Immedis said the move will create 150 jobs.
Global investment funds have made Ireland a world capital for shadow banking
The sector is more than 10 times the size of the Irish economy.
Why companies have turned away from Ireland's stock exchange
There were no significant listings on the public market last year.
A Dublin restaurant owned by the star of RTÉ Masterchef has suddenly shut
Avenue by Nick Munier in Temple Bar had accumulated losses of €250,000.
The taxman has clawed back millions from Irish people with offshore assets
Tax evasion and avoidance continue to be top of Revenue’s agenda.
'It's 2017 - this is expected': Crane drivers the latest workers to push for major pay rises
Unite is looking for a 10% pay increase for workers.
Meet the Kerryman leading a major pest-control firm - who's afraid of rats
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile the Irish arm of Rentokil.
Stripe's Irish co-founder on becoming a billionaire: 'I still live a relatively unchanged life'
John Collison is the world’s youngest self-made billionaire.
A Denis O'Brien firm has the green light to build luxury apartments in south Dublin
Residents complained the five separate, five-story blocks would hurt the Donnybrook area.
Whatever happened to... A shopping centre to put the heart back in Naas?
The Kildare town has suffered in the last few years, with many businesses closing down.
'Visitors don't come for tacky, renamed districts': Claims fly over the future of Dublin Town
A campaign has been launched to scrap the city centre business group.