Brexit fears are driving down the value of farms in parts of Ireland
Cheap milk and the pending British referendum have helped kill investor interest.
Irish Water's staff can't just be flushed straight out of the system
Winding down the utility will still come at a cost to the public purse – and possibly a significant one.
The debate: Should we fear the trade deal the EU and US are cooking up?
We asked people on either side of the TTIP debate to set out their cases.
We need to talk about the price of milk and its effect on rural Ireland
The dairy industry has reached a ‘critical point’, according to producers.
How did it come to this? The many twists of the never-ending Luas strike
The ongoing dispute keeps causing headaches for commuters, with more strikes planned.
INM is taking over one of Ireland's biggest car sales websites
The publisher previously paid €300,000 for half CarsIreland.ie.
Poll: Do you support a sugar tax?
Health officials have been pushing for the measure and now it’s back on the government’s agenda.
6 things you need to know about Europe's new data protection laws
Irish companies will have to be in line with the regulations within two years.
A second Ikea store is coming to Dublin this summer
The Carrickmines outlet will serve as a collection point for customers.
Britain leaving the EU could lead to a bonanza of skilled workers for Ireland
But a so-called Brexit is still widely predicted to be a major economic risk for the Republic.
What Ryanair's website can teach companies about the value of user experience
We spoke to an expert about the ways companies are coming up short in product design.
These are some of the ways you can create a positive environment in a competitive industry.
Companies could soon be forced to reveal the pay gap between male and female workers
The government has made a commitment to ‘promote wage transparency’.
The sometimes-murky business of being a social media 'influencer'
We spoke to leading bloggers about advertising, trust and transparency in their industry.
An Irish developer will splash out €100m on solar farms across the country
Solas Éireann plans to look at projects in the east and south of Ireland.
This Dublin-based games studio will make it easier to create an army of zombies
Artomatix was tipped as a company to watch at a recent global gaming conference.
'The real value is in implementing your plan - although that's easier said than done'
These are some of the steps you can take to ensure a strategy is turned into results.
Most of Ireland's huge corporate tax haul last year came from foreign firms
New figures show how dependent the public finances are on the multinational sector.
A £2bn wind farm spearheaded by an Irish firm is on the verge of being scrapped
The 450 megawatt farm off the coast of Scotland could lose out on a crucial subsidy.
Irish rugby's struggling provinces are getting a cash injection
Munster have required particular attention after a poor financial season.