Ireland is finally allowed send the US beef for hamburgers
Authorities have lifted a ban that prevented Ireland sending the beef used for burgers and processed foods to America.
The government is still trying to save 240 jobs at the Roche plant in Clare
Jobs Minister Mary Mitchell O’Connor says the state is trying to find a new buyer for the facility.
How a five-man startup from Dublin became part of a giant €4 billion network
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series we profile RSM Ireland.
Shell is being prosecuted for burning gas at its Corrib refinery
The EPA confirmed that a summons was issued last week over a flaring incident at the gas refinery
'Ireland will be the first choice for companies looking for an EU base'
The head of IDA Ireland thinks Ireland can cope with any investment it picks up in the wake of Brexit.
A Carlow security firm has eyes for the US after raising a huge €20 million
Netwatch wants to spend its latest round of investment on taking a larger chunk of the US and UK market.
This Irish motor dealership giant is about to go on a three-year investment spree
The Joe Duffy Group is the fastest growing retail motor dealer in Ireland and it wants to keep it that way.
The government is going to privatise the long-awaited rural broadband network
The decision was announced today by the minister for communications after it was agreed upon by cabinet.
'They told me you need to be prepared to hate your co-founder, but I couldn't hate my mother'
Setting up a company with a parent has its pros and cons according to the founder of Artfetch, the online marketplace for emerging artists.
Ireland finally has its very own Wikipedia for startups
TechIreland, which has launched in beta, is a database that features 500 Irish startups and plans to add up to 2,000 by this October.
The EU's economic head honcho doesn't think the UK will go through with its huge corporate tax cut
The move to reduce the rate to 15% would place the UK in direct competition with Ireland.
The sale of the Gresham is expected to help make 2016 a bumper year for hotel deals
Hotel sales may top 2015, during which a record 63 properties worth over €700 million changed hands.
'The UK has stolen a march on Irish business'
The Dublin Chamber of Commerce says that Ireland lags behind the UK in almost all of the main tax rates.
Companies are moving their intellectual properties to Ireland - and the government is cashing in
The country has taken in more than €3 billion in corporate tax so far this year.
SuperValu is in pole position in the supermarket wars as Tesco lags behind
The UK retailer remains in second place. while Dunnes Stores showed the strongest growth.
Lots of new startups are popping up outside Dublin... especially in the Rebel county
There was nearly a 50% increase in new companies established in Cork in the first half of the year.
Poll: Are you worried about who owns Ireland's media?
Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp is set to takeover a string of Irish radio stations.
New EU data protection rules will have a major impact on employers - here are the key points
Irish businesses need to fall in line with all of the regulations by mid-2018.
Irish investment to come under threat as UK to slash corporate tax
UK Chancellor George Osborne has pledged to cut the rate to 15% to prove the nation is open for business.
Despite a planning knock-back, Clare looks set for a new wind farm taller than Liberty Hall
The ESB-developed project would supply enough energy for around 16,000 homes.