Noonan says new EU tax rules would deliver a 'significant' hit to Ireland's haul
The proposed consolidated base is designed to clamp down on multinationals’ tax avoidance.
Paul O'Donoghue
CityJet orders 10 new planes as it takes over a Danish airline
The Dublin-based carrier is buying a subsidiary of Scandinavian Airlines.
Whatever happened to... The 65,000-seat 'Bertie Bowl' stadium in west Dublin?
Sports-mad former taoiseach Bertie Ahern wanted to build a huge stadium in Abbottstown.
Two tax rulings started the €13bn Apple row. Ireland has issued hundreds more
The EU says the Revenue rulings resulted in the US multinational paying a tiny amount of tax.
Landlords have been forced to withdraw a threat to hit tenants with new charges
The Irish Property Owners Association has been given a dressing down by the competition watchdog.
A huge €200m French fund is backing Ireland's largest crowd lender
Eiffel Investment is getting involved with Linked Finance, which handles lending to Irish SMEs.
Hickey's pharmacy chain coining it in as profits jump above €4m
The company employs about 280 people and has over two dozen stores across the country.
'I was told it was all over. I held it together in the meeting, and then I went and had a good cry'
As part of our How My Business Works series we profile Clare health and recruitment company TTM.
The Irish state has helped an artificial intelligence company raise a huge $50m
InsideSales.com plans to open an office in Ireland and create more than 120 jobs here.
Large-scale solar farms are coming to Ireland as plans for over 20 projects unveiled
Work on the farms, to be built in the south and east of the country, will start in 2018.
A new Dublin hotel backed by Denis O'Brien will be aimed at tech-savvy travellers
The 202-room Aloft-branded property is planned for the Liberties.
First-home grants and looser lending rules to fuel 'double-digit' house price rises this year
Property price inflation began to speed up again at the end of last year.
Irish economic growth to slow as Theresa May signals 'clean break' with EU
However, Davy corporate brokers said that the country will still have the strongest growth in Europe this year.
Whatever happened to... A mega shopping centre in Dublin's Point Village?
The centre was built by developer Harry Crosbie years ago but is still deserted.
How the son of Ireland's richest man lost his job leading India's biggest company
Cyrus Mistry was the CEO of Tata Group, a gigantic conglomerate which owns more than 100 businesses.
A new postal service for businesses is aiming to take on An Post
CityPost has launched a new system that it claims will save companies significant sums on mail.
A Dublin startup hopes its 'Google Docs for video' will take off after netting €500k
Overcast plans to hire 70 people with the extra funding.
Promising Irish startups have just two weeks to net a €50k cash windfall
Enterprise Ireland’s Competitive Start Fund will open on 25 January and close on 8 February.
Losses top €5m at Donald Trump's Doonbeg golf course
The US president-elect has pumped €20 million into upgrading the facility so far.
Fewer Irish shops are going to the wall as the high street recovers
There was a big drop in insolvencies in the retail industry last year.