Bank of Ireland is not renewing a crucial startup fund
Seed funding in Ireland has already dropped significantly since 2010.
Paul O'Donoghue
Here's how much public money has gone into some of Ireland's biggest films
Room, Brooklyn and Sing Street were among the movies that got the most backing.
Ireland should put aside a rainy-day fund for big projects
One of Ireland’s leading project managers says we need look at an infrastructure ‘war chest’.
The government is worried a crackdown on profit shifting would be bad news for Ireland
Transfer-pricing deals are used by many multinationals to slice billions from their tax bills.
How one man runs half a dozen websites and still opens all his company's mail
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series we look at the company behind the Insure My… brands.
Ireland should tax oil to fund renewable energy, says an ex-Shell boss
Nato advisor Hans van der Loo claims the tariff could help us fund more-sustainable options.
Why All-Ireland winner Enda McNulty makes CEOs climb mountains
‘There are only 10 teams that can win the All-Ireland. In the business world the opposition is on a global pitch.’
Should there be a lightning-fast train between Dublin and Cork?
We asked some of the country’s key business figures what infrastructure they think we need most.
Ireland's state power supplier is planning a major leap into solar energy
The ESB scheme could increase installed solar capacity more than a hundredfold.
Irish investors are pouring cash into this scheme for small businesses
Almost 2,000 people invested over €90 million under the EII initiative last year.
These are the biggest distractions in the workplace
Noisy co-workers and emails are major disturbances.
The Curragh has taken the first step in its massive €65 million revamp
The initial phase will involve the €3.5 million demolition of part of the famous racecourse.
Irish company doubles in value after 'significant' gold find in Donegal
But it could be a long time before we know if it’s worth taking out of the ground.
Nearly three years after it was announced, this tax break for traders is still AWOL
Ditching stamp duty on shares in smaller companies was first unveiled in 2013.
'Fossett's is part of the fibre of Ireland - we're the national circus'
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series we look at Ireland’s most famous circus.
Facebook's data centre in Meath will now be the size of eight Aviva pitches
The facility is one of the only data centres the firm has built outside the US.
These are the common pitfalls successful business leaders know to avoid
We asked some of the country’s best and brightest about the mistakes they see again and again.
One tax that took a huge dive in the crash may not bounce back for years
Capital gains tax plunged when the property bubble burst.
The scary truth about pensions - it really pays to start early
Your retirement pot will halve for every decade you put off saving.
A startup founded by execs from one of Ireland's biggest tech firms is folding
Rococo Software, established by former high-ranking staff at Iona Technologies, will go into liquidation.