Ireland and the EU are backing a massive €230m expansion at DCU
The money is being used for a massive development of the university’s campus.
Paul O'Donoghue
An Post's incoming chairman says its mail business is becoming 'unsustainable'
Dermot Divilly thinks there needs to be a ‘a radical rethink’ of the organisation’s model.
Revenue has clawed back millions from people hiding money in offshore accounts
The organisation is also keeping an eye on developments stemming from the Panama Papers.
It’s a woman's world - the man trying to crack the Irish beauty industry
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile cosmetics brand Flormar Ireland.
People are still hoarding hundreds of millions in Irish punts
Irish pounds valued at €1.4 million were exchanged during 2015.
Oscar-nominated Brown Bag Films nets €200k for new kids' series
The Irish Film Board is backing the programme.
The digital camera will be 'completely extinct' by 2020
Ireland’s leading retail body has predicted the near-demise of the sector as sales plunge.
A Cavan telecoms firm just raised €6m to help roll out 4G internationally
The Obelisk Group is aiming to double in size over the next five years.
Revenue is beefing up its staff to get ready for fights over profit shifting
The government has said Ireland needs to be ready to ‘defend its tax base’ from other countries.
BNRG unveils its plans to build large-scale solar farms across the country
But the company says the scheme is dependent on state support for the industry.
Aviva Ireland's CEO thinks the country is developing a 'compensation culture'
Hugh Hessing also says he expects insurance premiums to fall in coming years.
Ireland’s €8bn investment fund is going to ramp up its spending
The ISIF, which will sink €750 million into Irish companies in 2016, is looking to commit even more.
Irish TV is going global after a deal with one of the world's biggest companies
The station, aimed at the Irish diaspora, will be accessible worldwide through smart TVs and devices.
Ibec thinks demands for higher wages are 'ominous'
CEO Danny McCoy says the Luas dispute is an example of ‘exaggerated’ pay claims.
The high cost of borrowing is acting as 'a drag' on businesses
The competitiveness watchdog says expensive bank loans are stopping firms from investing.
The Kilkenny company that is looking to take on PayPal
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile payments firm TransferMate.
Why Limerick should be developed as Ireland's second city
The ex-boss of the Department of Finance says we need a balance to the Dublin sprawl.
Fraud is costing companies millions as cyber attacks rise
Irish businesses are reporting a sharp increase in cybercrime.
Soccer super agent Jorge Mendes's Irish firm has paid out €6.5m
Business looks good for the man behind football stars like Cristiano Ronaldo.
'You can't buy an Olympic medal, but you'll pay for it'
The head of the Irish Institute of Sport told us about the business of producing top athletes.