Waterford Airport's new UK service has been told to stop selling flights without a licence
But Aer Southeast says it hopes to have the facility restored within days.
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A wind farm investor wants to raise €250m in a float on the Irish Stock Exchange
Greencoat Renewables intends to buy more wind farms in the Republic with the funding.
Web Summit's profits took a dive during its final year in Dublin
But the event’s parent company has been expanding fast as it rolls out new conferences.
AIB's boss says the bank is 'within touching distance' of repaying all its bailout money
The government has pulled the trigger on the bank’s €3 billion re-float.
Eason has sold out of the newspaper and magazine distribution trade
The 130-year-old retailer has offloaded its stake in EM News Distribution for €3.6 million.
The corporate watchdog 'fully accepts' Seán FitzPatrick trial flaws - and blames its own staff
It admits some investigators had ‘no training or experience’ in taking witness statements.
Love Irish Food has to stop 'misleading' ads that say its brands use Irish ingredients
It followed a complaint over salmon from Scotland that bore the group’s logo.
Irish startup funding is expected to come back to Earth after a record-breaking 2016
But investment in high-tech SMEs has been headed in the right direction so far this year.
The state's public pay body says workers should contribute more for their pensions
The group also recommended any ‘adjustments’ to public pay should come with better productivity.
Ireland's largest private landlord gets ahead of rent caps with its €2,750-per-month units
But the company is apparently having no trouble finding tenants for its Dublin properties.
Rent controls are 'creating a two-tier system' as prices hit all-time highs
The severe lack of properties means those looking for new homes are being forced to pay a premium.
Ireland's demand for energy is rising fast - and it's mainly due to data centres
The trend is putting the state on a collision course with the EU over renewable-energy targets.
Poll: Do you think unions are right to push for wholesale pay rises this year?
Crane drivers are the latest to lodge a claim for more money as the economy bounces back.
Dublin's Johnston Logistics has been sold to a German transport giant
Brothers Albert and Ivan Johnston are both in line for a substantial payday as part of the deal.
Poll: Are you worried that Ireland is headed for another property bubble?
The ESRI recently warned that an overheating housing market could pose a risk to the economy.
Ardagh's Irish boss could be sitting on a €1.5bn fortune when his company goes public
Chairman Paul Coulson started buying into the former Irish Glass Bottle Company two decades ago.
'Nobody's going away to the Bahamas': Celtic Media's sale to INM worth 'less than €4m'
The company’s boss today said the business model for newspapers was ‘broken’.
How much has Ireland's Apple tax appeal cost so far? €1.8m and counting
Michael Noonan today stepped back from claims Ireland’s tax rate was under attack.
A record number of passengers used Dublin Airport last year
Traffic at Ireland’s main air hub hit nearly 28 million people in 2016.
Video: How a small cider-maker in west Cork bagged a deal with a global drinks giant
The firm behind Stonewell Cider is now selling across France thanks to an agreement with Carlsberg.