How a five-man startup from Dublin became part of a giant €4 billion network
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series we profile RSM Ireland.
Paul O'Donoghue
'Ireland will be the first choice for companies looking for an EU base'
The head of IDA Ireland thinks Ireland can cope with any investment it picks up in the wake of Brexit.
The EU's economic head honcho doesn't think the UK will go through with its huge corporate tax cut
The move to reduce the rate to 15% would place the UK in direct competition with Ireland.
The sale of the Gresham is expected to help make 2016 a bumper year for hotel deals
Hotel sales may top 2015, during which a record 63 properties worth over €700 million changed hands.
'The UK has stolen a march on Irish business'
The Dublin Chamber of Commerce says that Ireland lags behind the UK in almost all of the main tax rates.
Companies are moving their intellectual properties to Ireland - and the government is cashing in
The country has taken in more than €3 billion in corporate tax so far this year.
Poll: Are you worried about who owns Ireland's media?
Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp is set to takeover a string of Irish radio stations.
Irish investment to come under threat as UK to slash corporate tax
UK Chancellor George Osborne has pledged to cut the rate to 15% to prove the nation is open for business.
Despite a planning knock-back, Clare looks set for a new wind farm taller than Liberty Hall
The ESB-developed project would supply enough energy for around 16,000 homes.
'We are in competition with Northern Ireland for films and we have lost productions to them'
The Irish film industry’s main lobby group says support needs to be returned to pre-crash levels.
Controversial website Ask.fm has axed staff as its Dublin-based arm racks up big losses
The company shed one-quarter of its workforce as the European subsidiary continues in the red.
There has been a huge surge in the number of UK residents looking for jobs in Ireland
More than twice as many job searches from the UK to Ireland came in after the Brexit vote.
New rules will force banks to tell firms when they could be branded as 'non co-operating'
The order, which comes into force today, means companies have the right to know why they’re refused credit.
Irish radio stations FM104 and Q102 are set to become part of Rupert Murdoch's media empire
News Corp has announced plans to buy Wireless Group, formerly UTV Media, in a €267 million deal.
The Iona Institute spent the equivalent of a year's budget on the same-sex marriage referendum
The conservative lobby group enjoyed a big increase in donations as it pushed for a ‘No’ vote.
A Spanish fertility clinic that plays music to foetuses has bought a surgery in Kildare
The Clane Fertility Clinic is going to start using the technique to help the IVF process.
This Dubliner hopes his 'healthy delusion' can help build a $1 billion tech giant
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile Qstream.
The beauty brand set up by Bono's wife Ali Hewson has been snapped up by a US giant
The couple are set to become investors in the buyer, Beautycounter.
Lots of Irish farmers aren't set up to deal with the collapse in the pound
The value of the currency has plunged since the Brexit vote, but few food producers have a backup plan.
Ireland has a hit list of countries to target for business as the UK's lure fades
A renewed trade push into markets like France and Germany is expected after the Brexit vote.