Budget 2017: The new first-time buyer scheme 'will just drive up prices and developer profits'
Building experts say the €20,000 incentive will stoke demand without fixing underlying supply issues.
Budget 2017: Low-cost loans and investment for sheep - what's in it for farmers
A number of measures have been introduced to ease the potential fallout from Brexit.
Budget 2017: Childcare overhaul will 'increase women's participation in the workforce'
However some have warned the measures will just drive up childcare costs.
Budget 2017: 'The budget has failed to deliver for small businesses'
Capital gains tax is largely unchanged and there will be no movement on company share schemes yet.
Budget 2017: Ireland is getting a sugar tax - but not for a few years
The tax was mentioned in this afternoon’s budget.
Budget 2017: Good news for tourism businesses - their 9% VAT rate is safe
The rate came under scrutiny earlier this year.
Budget 2017: These were all the key developments as they happened
We break down the key points businesses need to know.
'Staycations' are down in Ireland and the Easter bunny is partly to blame
Domestic travel was down 6.5% from April to June.
Facebook has revealed how it plans to beat Slack at its own game
The social media behemoth has entered the office productivity space with an aggressive pricing model.
Samsung has told Galaxy Note 7 owners to 'power down and stop using the device' immediately
The company also halted all sales and exchanges of the handset that has a tendency to catch fire.
Budget 2017: Here are the key things you need to know today
Expect to see a few business-friendly measures announced this year.
The Central Bank has fined KBC Bank Ireland €1.4m for 'repeated breaches' on lending codes
KBC was found to have breached Central Bank rules on 18 separate occasions.
Poll: Do you actually pay any attention to the Budget?
Sure, it’s important, but that doesn’t mean everyone buys into the hype.
Why your business needs an airtight return-to-work policy for staff
One employee was awarded €16,000 after his employer asked for a letter to confirm he was ’100% sane’.
Irish Water has put out a tender for a debt collection agency
The utility said the move is a “precautionary measure”.
British jobseekers are hunting for work outside the UK - and Ireland's top of the list
Jobs website Indeed has recorded a sustained spike in searches after the Brexit vote.
Banks need to become tech companies - or they won't be around for much longer
A top fintech investor says the savvy major players are already working with startups.
An Irish conference for the Snapchat generation has caught the eye of foreign entrepreneurs
Zeminar hasn’t run its first event yet it’s still attracting global attention.
Two global giants row over 'wasteful' plan to build 100 houses in Meath
UK giant Abbey claimed the development shouldn’t go ahead because it didn’t include enough houses.
'Building a team in Silicon Valley is extraordinarily difficult and expensive'
Despite having its HQ in the US, Swrve’s co-founder says Ireland is the place to build a great product.