Irish businesses should get ready for a 'fundamentally changed' deal with the UK
The economy is expected to take a hit after the Brexit vote, but no one knows what the full fallout will be.
Brexit: So what happens now?
The Leave vote, a surprise to many, will trigger a series of events throughout the EU.
The pound is getting shredded as the UK heads for the Brexit
Economists are already slashing their forecasts for the country’s future.
The head of Ireland's most influential employer group says the living wage is 'ridiculous'
Ibec’s chief believes lifting wages across the board won’t solve problems like housing affordability.
Dublin's Malin Corp has another €70 million to spend on innovative life-science firms
The investment outfit has backed 16 companies already – including medical app developer 3D4Medical.
The Remain side has taken a big lead in one of the last polls before the Brexit vote
After months of fierce campaigning, the UK will finally decide on its EU membership today.
The man who first sold the internet to Ireland now wants to conquer the US
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile Adforce.
Boots got a massive €31 million payday from its Irish stores
Boots Ireland also paid out a dividend of over €15 million in the year to the end of March 2014.
Amid the housing crisis, the number of new homes being built is falling
A property industry group predicts fewer homes will be built this year than in 2015.
Donald Trump's 'Irish wall' could be in trouble
The US presidential hopeful wants to build a €10 million barrier to protect his County Clare golf course.
Dublin's sky-high rents have made it one of Europe's most expensive cities to live in
The cost of living in the capital for expats is now second only to Paris in the eurozone.
Once the country's biggest independent bookmaker, Hackett's is now in liquidation
The chain had already closed nearly three-quarters of its shops before finally going under.
Despite the booming economy, many Irish firms are still in recession mode
Smaller companies are paying down their debts while their larger rivals are busy taking out loans.
The Druids Glen golf course is out of examinership after striking a deal with creditors
The company behind the championship course is no longer insolvent.
The Defence Forces will review its data protection rules after an officer lost crucial notes
A report from Ireland’s privacy watchdog also shows Facebook brought in new policies after ‘intense’ negotiations.
Ireland is getting an incubator for space-industry startups
The government expects more than 1,000 people to be employed in the sector within four years.
Paid paternity leave is about to become law - here's what that means for employers
For the first time, new fathers in Ireland will soon be entitled to at least two weeks of basic pay.
European money is finally giving Irish businesses access to cheaper loans
However local firms still face some of the highest rejection rates for finance in the EU.
A huge boost in software sales is driving record exports by Irish companies
Enterprise Ireland’s clients cracked €20 billion in trade last year for the first time.
Poll: Are you worried about a Brexit?
It’s crunch time when it comes to the UK and its EU membership.