Energia's owner is planning to close two power plants in Dublin
Viridian’s two Huntstown facilities could be shuttered by the end of May.
Two building giants battling over pyrite 'should make sure homeowners are paid first'
Ballymore Group is suing Ireland’s biggest company, CRH.
Poll: Should older people pay higher taxes to support young workers?
The IMF’s boss says such a measure could help close Europe’s generational divide.
Greencore is selling up the remnants of its troublesome UK desserts business
The firm’s Hull branch made chilled desserts for supermarket Marks and Spencer.
Hoteliers say stricter rules on a cancer-causing food substance would be 'unworkable'
EU rules will be rolled out in April to clamp down on acrylamide, which is found in chips.
One of Ireland's wealthiest families is building a leisure centre on the Wexford seafront
Two other local operators have been accused of trying to stall the plan.
Our brains haven’t been designed to cope with floods of information.
How Dealz's 'build now, ask later' record is slowly catching up with it
The British-owned discount retailer is locked in another planning dispute, this time over its Wexford store.
A co-op housing group wants to build projects in south Dublin and border counties
It also hopes to source land for social rental accommodation in the midlands and west.
A Dublin startup has raised millions to corner the data protection training market
Brendan Kavanagh’s HiUP has bagged a €3.5 million round of investment.
Why Ireland has a gender pension gap problem - and how we can start to fix it
In retirement, men are nearly 40% financially better off than women.
Competition officials are virtually powerless to police a €700m car loan market
The UK is worried about sub-prime lending in the industry, so Ireland is taking a closer look.
'They know the gun's to the head': Vexatious objectors accused of stalling major building plans
The head of the construction lobby says some developers are paying people to drop complaints.
'I lost my marriage, my car and my home, but I kept going. Failure wasn't an option'
This real estate auctioneer talks about how she battled through the recession.
A worker sacked after making a discrimination claim has been awarded €25,000
Katarzyna Woznickzka worked for Couverture, a Dublin desserts company.
One of Limerick's most promising software firms has splashed out to buy a US rival
AMCS could spend more than €5m on Brady Recycling.
Ireland's corporate tax rate was branded 'a joke' and 'stealing' at Davos
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe had to fend off some fierce criticism at the global gathering.
A one-time hotel bigwig is rebuilding his empire with this Dublin guesthouse
Choice Hotel Group founder Frankie Whelehan has permission for a new 40-bed hotel.
This doctor and serial entrepreneur has a plan to get rid of paper medical records
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Jinga Life.
Solas ordered to pay €20,000 to a 60-year-old worker asked if he should 'take it easy'
The state training body has carried out research on difficulties facing older people.