Whatever happened to... a €180m plan to regenerate a troubled Dublin flat complex?
Developer Bernard McNamara was to rebuild the O’Devaney Gardens during the boom.
Paul O'Donoghue
'We can't afford to give a pub €5,000': Craft producers hit out at exclusive drinks deals
Many craft drinks producers say sweeteners offered by big companies are locking them out.
A huge French company is taking over one of Ireland's biggest recruitment firms
Dublin-based Sigmar is the third-biggest staffing outfit in the country.
Why this tech professional left a multinational to become a Mayo hypnotherapist
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Castlebar broadband firm Westnet.
Donabate residents are fighting a plan to build 'overbearing' three-storey apartment blocks
Prominent developer McGarrell Reilly wants to build over 250 homes in north Dublin.
Dozens of developers are fighting to keep their lands off the vacant sites list
The measure was set up to stop land hoarding and free up sites for housing.
'You could be offered €100,000 - it's big money': Pubs reveal drinks firms' exclusive deals
Heineken has already been accused of using its clout to squeeze out rivals.
The firm behind the controversy magnet White Moose Cafe has raked in nearly €100,000
Manager Paul Stenson is currently in the midst of a spat with a blogger.
US private equity giant Oaktree has snapped up Tallaght's Square shopping centre
The centre is planning a major expansion after winning a court battle with Dunnes Stores.
'I put on my brother's second-hand suit and knocked on doors to get my first job'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Getcover.ie.
'I'm careful with my words': Conor Skehan stands by his 'gaming the system' comments
The chair of Ireland’s Housing Agency is one of the government’s top advisors.
John Delaney's furniture business has tumbled further into the red
The FAI boss is the biggest shareholder in Tipperary-based Gerfurn.
The Irish taxpayer will pick up the tab for bust Setanta Insurance
The total cost of the claims could be in the region of €90m.
The famous 'Jonathan Swift' ferry that runs from Dublin to Holyhead is being sold
Irish Continental Group is offloading the vessel for over €15m.
Two building giants battling over pyrite 'should make sure homeowners are paid first'
Ballymore Group is suing Ireland’s biggest company, CRH.
One of Ireland's wealthiest families is building a leisure centre on the Wexford seafront
Two other local operators have been accused of trying to stall the plan.
Competition officials are virtually powerless to police a €700m car loan market
The UK is worried about sub-prime lending in the industry, so Ireland is taking a closer look.
One of Limerick's most promising software firms has splashed out to buy a US rival
AMCS could spend more than €5m on Brady Recycling.
Solas ordered to pay €20,000 to a 60-year-old worker asked if he should 'take it easy'
The state training body has carried out research on difficulties facing older people.
For the first time in years, Ireland's pubs will be allowed to open on Good Friday
The Dáil has passed legislation that will permit the sale of alcohol.