Plans to open a big new hotel and casino in Offaly have been scuppered
The new development would have been connected to the existing four-star Bridge Hotel.
A Mayo medical supplies firm has to pay €25,000 to a worker who 'went from hero to zero'
The ex-employee told the Labour Court she was effectively demoted from her role as a retail supervisor.
After putting aside €4m to cover the tracker scandal, KBC now says it'll cost €59m
The bank estimates more than 1,600 customers may have been impacted.
Three aviation execs wait to face claims they used trade secrets to set up a rival firm
Ex-Ryanair finance boss Howard Millar and two fellow Stellwagen Capital directors deny any wrongdoing.
'There's a lesson to be learned': Push to reveal details of Sugarman bank probe
The Central Bank is being pressed to make public its investigation into Unicredit breaches.
Why this Tipperary man with five degrees left a good job in the middle of the recession
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin-based Future Analytics Consulting.
An Irish arm of a major vulture fund paid just €500 tax on millions in profits last year
Another Irish Lone Star subsidiary, which had income of over €700m, paid €4m in tax.
Dublin beats the rest of Europe - when it comes to building hotel rooms
Thousands of bedrooms are under construction in the Irish capital.
One Direction's Niall Horan has taken a stake in an Irish startup that puts sounds to emojis
The firm was previously backed by snooker star Ken Doherty and racehorse trainer Henry de Bromhead.
Molson Coors' Irish losses have doubled as pub beer sales dry up
The company’s local division still expects to be profitable before 2020.
'My worst decision? Turning down the Domino's pizza franchise'
Niall Fortune of Eddie Rocket’s talks about working in a laundry and why he’d hire Mattress Mick.
Aer Lingus says the failure of other European airlines is 'good news'
Stephen Kavanagh believes the failure of Monarch, Alitalia and Air Berlin shows ‘the market is working’.
A Clare company devastated by a cyber attack is cutting staff after posting huge losses
Loyaltybuild suffered a major breach in late 2013 which forced it to stop trading for a period.
An Austrian activist can sue Facebook Ireland over use of his personal data
But the ECJ’s advocate general said Max Schrems can’t take a class action on behalf of others.
A huge UK fund is about to invest hundreds of millions in Irish companies
BGF is being backed by the state and Ireland’s biggest banks for the €250 million pool.
Nearly two centuries after its launch in Ireland, Friends First will be sold to Aviva
The cash deal is worth €130 million, but it still needs to clear regulatory approval.
Paddy Cosgrave has apologised for an 'offensive' event at Portugal's National Pantheon
A number of the country’s key national figures are buried at the site.
Irish house prices could spike by 20%, but there's no property bubble
That’s according to the ESRI, which said the housing market may still be ‘undervalued’.
Two Irish firms have bagged spots on a bootcamp taught by the 'PayPal Mafia'
FoodCloud and Webio will head to Silicon Valley later this month for the programme.
Poll: Would you encourage overseas workers to move to Ireland?
A UK jobs fair is trying to tempt talented tech staff to these shores.