'It's a vote of confidence': A major Wicklow film studio plans to grow five times in size
Work at Ashford Studios, which has hosted shows like Vikings, could create hundreds of jobs.
Paul O'Donoghue
'I worked three jobs instead of leaving Ireland. I changed everything about myself'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin finance portal FundSME.
Former RSA Ireland finance boss banned after 'falling short' during accounting scandal
RSA was forced to inject £200m into its Irish arm after the issue was revealed in 2013.
Dozens of Dublin homes snapped up before building work starts
Irish housebuilder Cairn Homes is working on a new project with Nama.
'Our rights were breached': Here's how Apple will fight the EU's €13bn Irish tax ruling
The tech giant has been ordered to hand over the huge sum for illegal state aid.
The value of taxpayers' stake in Ireland's big banks has dived by €1.3bn
The state owns 99.9% of AIB and 14% of Bank of Ireland.
Irish banks are looking at a scheme for instant money transfers using only mobile numbers
Ulster Bank plans to roll out the payments system ‘as soon as possible’.
'National guidance' on solar farms needed after Ireland's biggest project is rejected
The Wexford development was to be spread on a site of more than 200 acres.
One of Drogheda's fanciest hotels has been sold and is getting a facelift
The D Hotel was owned by Gerry Barrett, one of the country’s biggest boom-time developers.
Stiffer competition and falling customer numbers short-circuit SSE Airtricity's profits
The company is one of the biggest electricity providers to Irish households.
The co-founder of Ryanair has joined the board of Dublin startup FoodCloud
The non-profit organisation helps businesses redistribute surplus food to charities.
'It's dented our reputation': Ministers at odds over Ireland's corporate tax record
Michael Noonan and Katherine Zappone struck very different tones at a conference today.
This is the county with the worst broadband access in Ireland
Just over a third of the premises in Roscommon have access to high-speed internet.
'What do you do when your business fails? You pick up the pieces'
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile Sligo food firm Good4U.
Why the Roscommon man running the food giant behind Cuisine de France just resigned
Owen Killian announced this morning that he is stepping down as CEO of Aryzta.
A four-star hotel in Galway is set to be converted into hundreds of student beds
The Westwood Hotel in Newcastle has been sold – but it will stay open until next year.
Ireland spent €440k on a report defending Apple months before the EU's scathing tax ruling
But European officials said the unsolicited report from PwC ‘misinterpreted’ the relevant rules.
Developers to be blocked from building homes at Ireland's biggest movie studio
Wicklow’s Ardmore Studios, previously home to films like Michael Collins, is up for sale.
One of Ireland's top law firms is leading a crusade against confusing jargon
Mason Hayes & Curran sponsors the Plain English Awards, which are pretty self-explanatory.
Laws to stop another INM-style pensions debacle are getting closer to becoming reality
A new bill would make it harder for solvent firms to wind up their pension schemes.