Ex-Anglo director Pat Whelan fined €3k for failing to record fraudulent €8m loan
His colleague William McAteer will be sentenced next week.
Irish shoppers spent an extra €92m over Christmas as SuperValu emerges on top
But new sales figures show Aldi was the fastest-growing major chain during the period.
First-home grants and looser lending rules to fuel 'double-digit' house price rises this year
Property price inflation began to speed up again at the end of last year.
Irish economic growth to slow as Theresa May signals 'clean break' with EU
However, Davy corporate brokers said that the country will still have the strongest growth in Europe this year.
Whatever happened to... A mega shopping centre in Dublin's Point Village?
The centre was built by developer Harry Crosbie years ago but is still deserted.
How one of Ireland's most southerly towns has fought back against the city brain drain
After years of seeing many of its brightest leave in their droves, Skibbereen is bouncing back.
The boss of Aer Lingus warns Reykjavik could steal transatlantic traffic from Dublin
Stephen Kavanagh said without faster connections, carriers might migrate to the Icelandic capital.
How the son of Ireland's richest man lost his job leading India's biggest company
Cyrus Mistry was the CEO of Tata Group, a gigantic conglomerate which owns more than 100 businesses.
Meet the businesses luring Irish teachers to classrooms around the globe
These firms tempt educators with tax-free salaries and other perks.
Dublin restaurants say persistent beggars are a 'major threat' to diners' comfort
A Dublin City Council report also recommends planning rules for outdoor seating be relaxed.
This tradeswoman navigated a male-dominated industry to launch two businesses.
A new postal service for businesses is aiming to take on An Post
CityPost has launched a new system that it claims will save companies significant sums on mail.
An international marketing campaign is coming to entice more blockbusters to Ireland
But the Irish Film Board again called for more funding, saying it needs at least €20m.
A Dublin startup hopes its 'Google Docs for video' will take off after netting €500k
Overcast plans to hire 70 people with the extra funding.
Your crash course in... How German-style housing co-ops could end 'generation rent'
The ownership model has been put forward as an affordable solution for housing.
Aer Lingus chief says it's not his job to make disgruntled frequent flyers happy
Some passengers complained that they no longer have access to perks like fast-track security.
Trump promises like a 'large border tax' among the biggest risks to Ireland this year
The US president-elect is also promising to go after the pharma industry.
Promising Irish startups have just two weeks to net a €50k cash windfall
Enterprise Ireland’s Competitive Start Fund will open on 25 January and close on 8 February.
Losses top €5m at Donald Trump's Doonbeg golf course
The US president-elect has pumped €20 million into upgrading the facility so far.
A record number of passengers used Dublin Airport last year
Traffic at Ireland’s main air hub hit nearly 28 million people in 2016.