Amazon is planning a new data centre the size of three football pitches in west Dublin
The new facility in Mulhuddart will employ about 30 staff when completed.
Paul O'Donoghue
Drimnagh Credit Union has been fined €125k for creating 'unacceptable risk' of money laundering
The organisation was also found to have made ‘prohibited payments’ to some directors.
Here's how many insurance companies are looking to set up in Ireland post-Brexit
The Central Bank figures come as insurance giant AIG chooses Luxembourg over Dublin for its EU hub.
'There's talk of tech clusters in Ireland, but they're not deep enough. This isn't Silicon Valley'
One of Ireland’s top VCs says our tech sector is still small compared to the likes of the US.
'What happens when your father, the founder and managing director of the company, dies?'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Westmeath-based firm Wines Direct.
Dublin's famous Dr Quirkey's arcade has fallen foul of the taxman
The company behind the O’Connell St venue was on the latest Revenue tax defaulters list.
Homeowner says new Dublin city centre hotel would block his 'right to light'
Mark and Andrew Cosgrave want to build a 175-bed hotel in Dublin city centre.
Ireland doesn't offer workers enough protection against being fired
That’s according to Europe, and unions say that companies are taking advantage.
Local businessman pushes on with effort to open hotel and casino in Offaly
Patrick Leneghan’s Bridge House Hotel wants to build a new complex in Tullamore.
Ireland's answer to the Orient Express train lost almost half a million euro
However, the Belmond Grand Hibernian did not have a full operational season last year.
Developer who illegally bulldozed 19th century convent gets go ahead for Dublin apartments
Kimpton Vale is looking to build 143 apartments in Clonsilla.
Advice for Irish shops: Ditch your app and invest in Instagram
A third of Irish people think they will do most of their shopping through their mobile
'When you're trying to rent a clinic, the minute you say 'addiction', people say no'
As part of our How My Business Works series we profile Dublin addiction centre the One Step Clinic.
Despite EU plan, Three mobile customers won't get 'all you can eat' data abroad
The company said changes are because of the increase in costs of doing business.
Dublin firm nets millions to develop tech that creates video game art
Artomatix’s technology can make a mountain at the click of a button.
Billionaire who bet big on Bank of Ireland confirmed as Trump's trade chief
Wilbur Ross bought into the bank for a knock-down price during the recession.
Brian Cowen has joined the board of a European think tank funded by big business
Ex-Taoiseach John Bruton has also joined the board of the Institute of International and European Affairs.
Whatever happened to... A Luas light-rail system for Cork city?
Trams have been a success in Dublin, and there were hopes the southern city could follow suit.
Bray Wanderers: 'There's no plan to move from our stadium, but it has to be fixed'
The cash-strapped club wants the Carlisle Grounds upgraded – but Wicklow council isn’t interested.
A quarter of the cash from Clerys' liquidation has gone to accountants and lawyers
The state was forced to pick up the €2 million tab for sacked workers’ redundancy entitlements.