For the first time in years, Ireland's pubs will be allowed to open on Good Friday
The Dáil has passed legislation that will permit the sale of alcohol.
A 'dedicated' garda unit may be introduced to tackle false personal injury claims
A report has found that fraudulent complaints are often viewed as ‘victimless’.
Tesco has blocked Lidl's multimillion-euro plan to expand one of its Limerick stores
An Bord Pleanála agreed the scale of the project would ‘significantly exceed’ local planning caps.
The EU has shot down claims that Nama gives illegal state aid to developers
Some of Ireland’s biggest developers claimed the ‘bad bank’ had broken the rules.
Accusations that Ireland is a 'tax pirate' have been labelled a 'veiled power grab'
Dutch MEP Paul Tang said Ireland’s isn’t being a team player in the EU.
'I'd work 70 hours a week for myself so I don't have to work 40 for someone else'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile the Business Doctors franchise.
Supermac's is hiring hundreds of people as it opens half a dozen new outlets
The Galway-founded company is looking for 400 new staff.
There's a plan to ban dodgy builders winning projects funded by the Irish taxpayer
Many people who bought during the Celtic Tiger lost their homes to pyrite.
'Outrageous': Work on Irish schools has stalled following Carillion's collapse
Coláiste Ráithín in Bray has been waiting for a new building for over 20 years.
The head of Ulster Bank has been poached by supermarket giant Tesco
Gerry Mallon has handed in his resignation to the lender.
Ikea is 'exploring the option' of opening a south Dublin store
But the flat-pack giant hasn’t committed to a new Irish location just yet.
Rental caps are forcing landlords out of the market - and maintaining high prices
That’s according to a new report by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland.
'Losing half a million euro changed my life - for the better'
Coffeeangel’s Karl Purdy shares some words of wisdom for people starting a coffee business.
A major builder is suing planning officials over a 650-home Wicklow development
An Bord Pleanála rejected Cosgrave Property Group’s large-scale housing plan last year.
Landlords may be forced to tell new tenants the past rent for their properties
A new bill to beef up renters’ rights in Ireland has broad political support.
Nearly 7,000 Airbnb listings in Ireland last year weren't lived in by their owners
Councils have been told to clamp down on people hosting more than 60 nights a year.
Dublin Airport has posted a record year thanks to a bump in long-haul traffic
Just under 30 million passengers used the hub in 2017.
Amazon's massive new Dublin data centre has got the all-clear
If fully built out, the Mulhuddart site could use as much electricity as a city.
Poll: Do you think the State should back cheap mortgages for first-home buyers?
Some are worried a new scheme could create further demand in the housing market.
The State is stumping up €200m to offer mortgages to sub-prime borrowers
Low-interest loans will be made available to those buying affordable homes.