Ireland's solar industry lobby thinks subsidies for the sector will save €300m a year
The Irish Solar Energy Association says only €25m in state support will reap massive benefits.
Ireland relies the most on low taxes to lure firms from outside the EU
But new research warns investment will take a hit as the UK makes its rates more competitive.
Sky is chasing a Dublin pub for nearly €40,000 over illegal sports broadcasts
The company claims Molloy’s has been ignoring orders to stop showing rugby, soccer and GAA matches.
One of Primark's most recognised figures is leaving the company after nearly four decades
Breege O’Donoghue joined when the company had just 24 stores – now it has over 300 on the books.
Microsoft is buying LinkedIn for a staggering $26 billion
The deal will leave the professional network with its ‘distinctive brand and independence’.
Poll: Should the minimum wage be increased?
A higher rate is in the government’s plans, but unions want the ‘living wage’ to be paid instead.
There's a new problem holding the construction sector back - a lack of skilled staff
Builders say they can’t get the people they need as activity in the sector continues to pick up.
A Kildare nursing home has been rejected because planners didn't like how it looked
The facility, which could have employed 50 people, was deemed to have “substandard” design among other flaws.
8 things you should work out first if you're thinking of buying a franchise
Buying into an existing model isn’t for everyone – it pays to know what you’re getting yourself into.
The projects that are getting startups to think outside the Silicon Docks
Groups around Ireland are taking it on themselves to build networks in smaller towns and cities.
After launching with big plans, one of India's most hyped startups is pulling out of Ireland
Restaurant app Zomato arrived in 2014 to build a European HQ in Dublin and hire up to 70 staff.
Not only is it the right thing to do – it also makes good business sense.
Hostelworld's millionaire founder has this advice: 'Don't sell your mum stock'
Ray Nolan made €100 million from the travel website he founded more than a decade ago.
Ireland's oldest sports store is back in the black after emerging from examinership
There were fears for the future of hundreds of staff at Elverys when it flirted with insolvency in 2014.
'I had to get my name out there without much funding - so I created this character'
Before Michael Flynn unleashed Mattress Mick on the world, his last business collapsed. This is how he rebuilt.
Singapore's sovereign wealth fund wants to take a €230m stake in Eir
The former state-owned telecoms provider rejected a €3.3 billion takeover offer last year.
Your crash course in... The secretive meeting where the world's elite hobnob each year
These are the key points you need to know about the Bilderberg conference.
Europe has opened up a €20m fund for rich investors to sink into Irish businesses
Business ‘angels’ could invest as much as €4m into Irish firms under the scheme.
Apple is changing its app store and it could shake up the whole industry for developers
All companies will now be able to offer subscriptions – and that’s a potential game-changer.
Fleetmatics is hiring 75 staff as it builds a new operations centre in Tallaght
The Dublin-based, New York-listed company has been posting major hikes in revenue.