An Post should get access to people's data to crack down on TV licence evasion
The Audiovisual Federation says the share of people not paying the charge is ‘unacceptable’.
Paul O'Donoghue
Inside the company that helped cement the harp as Ireland's national symbol
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile Arthur Tomkins.
A Dublin company is selling a massive tidal turbine to the Japanese government
The machine will be delivered by renewable energy firm OpenHydro.
Hailo to rebrand as Mytaxi in Ireland after takeover by Mercedes-Benz owner
Daimler is to acquire 60% of the London-based taxi app.
Bord na Móna has set aside millions of euro to shut power stations as it turns away from peat
Profits at the semi-state plunged after it wrote down the value of two Offaly plants.
More than half of Irish houses are bought with cash - and big international funds are cleaning up
Although the amount of houses changing hands has dropped, the number of cash buyers is way up.
A motorway spanning all of Ireland would cost every worker about €100 a year
Business group Ibec has put forward a plan for a major upgrade of the island’s road network.
A high-profile hotelier's firm made nothing from a Dublin apartment project after Nama forced sale
One of Jim McGettigan’s companies booked a €7.5 million loss last year after a major write-off.
The RDS is in no shape to host international events like Rugby World Cup games
Documents reveal the society has been lobbying to get government backing for its €35m overhaul.
14,000 Irish motorists at risk after collapse of Gibraltar-based insurer
The news comes on the same day that a government report was published to try and protect motor insurance customers.
Finance officials say it would be 'too difficult' to put a tax on e-cigarettes
The products are unlikely to face any new taxes in the Budget, based on the advice.
Ireland's three big banks have a virtual stranglehold on small-business lending
AIB, Bank of Ireland and Ulster Bank control 95% of the market.
A new business lender is expected to shake up the Irish banking market next year
The state’s SME financier hopes the move will drive down borrowing costs for firms.
The high cost of childcare is putting Irish people off working and hurting competitiveness
Ireland was ranked as the second most-expensive country in the OECD for childcare.
'Helping to give people their time back is why I give a shit'
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile MissMoneypenny.ie
Some enormous pharma companies aren't happy about a deal that could save taxpayers millions
It is expected that a new drugs pricing pact will save the state almost €200 million a year.
A huge £2 billion wind farm spearheaded by an Irish firm is hanging by a thread over bird concerns
The company behind the farm, which was to be built off the Scottish coast, has lost a crucial legal case.
Foreign companies dominate their Irish rivals when it comes to researching new products
Two-thirds of all expenditure on R&D in Ireland comes from multinational firms.
A giant US advisory firm led by Alan Kelly's brother has snapped up a major Irish PR agency
Teneo has ties to some of the most powerful people in the world, such as former US president Bill Clinton.
Leo Varadkar wants employers to help pay for all their workers' pensions
The minister also launched a series of proposals to simplify the pensions process.