Whatever happened to... The long-overdue Metro North?
We look at the many delays to the project, which was talked about as far back as 2001.
Paul O'Donoghue
'Zero work on Christmas' - What Irish business leaders will be doing today
From managing a fleet of taxis to taking a dip in the Forty Foot, here’s what some business leaders are doing during the holidays.
7 classic Christmas movies where business is the bad guy
From It’s A Wonderful Life to Elf, festive films don’t tend to be fond of the corporate world.
Here's what bosses are probably getting for Christmas - and what they actually want
Socks, socks and more socks – but what are business people really dreaming for under the tree?
Daily rates for Dublin hotels hit a record high in November
There was also a slight fall in demand, although occupancy rates are still above the European average.
Irish company raises half a million euro to go exploring for diamonds
Karelian Diamond is hoping to develop its first commercial diamond mine in Finland.
Denis O'Brien's Communicorp radio empire lost €3.5m last year
The company owns many of Ireland’s biggest radio stations, including Newstalk and Today FM.
The Irish state has just sold its shares in big tobacco companies
It had been claimed that the investments made a ‘mockery’ of the state aim of a tobacco-free Ireland.
Europe orders Aer Lingus and Ryanair to repay millions in illegal state aid
The two airlines had paid lower rates of travel tax on short routes between 2009 and 2011.
Giant US developer makes big move into Dublin student accommodation
Hines says it could deliver as many as 1,500 beds in the coming years.
'Are you bullied by the banks?': Watch Central Bank governor get grilled on tracker scandal
Philip Lane was being questioned over how many people have been overcharged on their mortgages.
A quarter of Irish shoppers to go to Northern Ireland for Christmas deals
A new survey also showed that young people are the most likely to cross the border.
The EU has published 130 pages on why Apple owes Ireland €13bn. Here's what we know.
The Irish government and the EU Commission have been in a war of words.
New papers show an Apple company made a tax settlement with Ireland in 2014
Two years ago Apple Distribution International made a settlement with the Revenue Commissioners.
Apple claims it is a 'convenient target' as EU to publish full ruling on Irish taxes
The EU ruled that Ireland struck a tax deal with the tech giant worth up to €13 billion over a decade.
Why this wealthy Italian startup investor is betting on Ireland
Gianni Matera moved here two years ago after selling his digital marketing company.
No sign of crucial rules for English language schools two years after wave of closures
Many students were left out of pocket when more than a dozen schools shut down across Ireland.
Ireland breaks into the top 10 'most competitive' countries in the world
A new study found that Ireland ranked ahead of major economies like the UK and France.
'Trump erosion' and Brexit sees Christmas spending drop in Irish shops
A leading retail group also says Black Friday is shifting when people spent their money.
Like clockwork, Jobs.ie racks up multimillion-euro profits
The jobs website had another good year in 2015.