The EU has published 130 pages on why Apple owes Ireland €13bn. Here's what we know.
The Irish government and the EU Commission have been in a war of words.
New papers show an Apple company made a tax settlement with Ireland in 2014
Two years ago Apple Distribution International made a settlement with the Revenue Commissioners.
Irish farmers have slammed supermarkets for selling cheap potatoes
The farming body said promotions on potatoes during Christmas has a big impact on the industry.
Dunnes and SuperValu are now neck and neck in the fight to be Ireland's top supermarket
The two outlets share 22.5% of the Irish grocery market each.
Poll: Do you think the spend on Christmas ads is worth it?
Marketers have pumped a record €6 billion into this year’s festive campaign.
Liffey Valley purchase shows Ireland's property market is now seen as a safer bet
German pension fund BVK purchased the shopping centre for over €600m.
Apple claims it is a 'convenient target' as EU to publish full ruling on Irish taxes
The EU ruled that Ireland struck a tax deal with the tech giant worth up to €13 billion over a decade.
An Irish company that gets people cheaper health cover for keeping fit is going global
WeSavvy uses data from wearables to reduce policyholders’ premiums.
The delicate art of creating a brilliant Christmas window display
Arnotts’ creative guru says the right display draws people in – and hopefully lifts sales.
Why this wealthy Italian startup investor is betting on Ireland
Gianni Matera moved here two years ago after selling his digital marketing company.
The Dublin agency handling social media for music acts that don't have time to tweet
Circulate has managed online marketing for acts like Faithless and Jonas Blue.
This fintech startup wants to make it safer to lend money to your family and friends
Ireland’s newest peer-to-peer lender, Flender, already has its eye on the Scandinavian market.
Meet the ex-teacher who wants to make once-illegal poitín the new tequila
Sixth-generation distiller Pádraic Ó Griallais hopes to turn the drink into a premium product.
No sign of crucial rules for English language schools two years after wave of closures
Many students were left out of pocket when more than a dozen schools shut down across Ireland.
Bank of Ireland confirms it overcharged on almost 4,000 mortgages
The bank says it will commence refunding customers from the beginning of 2017.
'It was a struggle at first separating my emotions from the tragic side of what we do'
This funeral director nearly left the family business after battling to switch off from work.
Ireland breaks into the top 10 'most competitive' countries in the world
A new study found that Ireland ranked ahead of major economies like the UK and France.
'Trump erosion' and Brexit sees Christmas spending drop in Irish shops
A leading retail group also says Black Friday is shifting when people spent their money.
A Dubai student accommodation giant has been cleared to build a major Dublin complex
An Bord Pleanála has granted planning permission for the 571-bed GSA development.
Rupert Murdoch's Fox has agreed a €14 billion takeover deal for Sky
The tie-up still needs to be cleared by regulators.