Homebuyers are paying a €100,000 premium to live near the Dart or Luas
But one economist says higher prices and property taxes are effective ‘value capture’ for the infrastructure.
Poll: Do you think the death of bricks-and-mortar retail is overstated?
Harvey Norman’s Irish boss said the story that e-commerce is killing physical stores is ‘fake news’.
Ryanair is planning to transform itself into a 'substantial' airline group in the next three years
The carrier set up a Polish subsidiary and plans to buy a majority stake in Austria’s LaudaMotion.
The story behind the hottest young Irish gaming company that you've never heard of
Black Shamrock was acquired by a major Chinese company only two years after it was founded.
Why Irish publishers are lobbying to scale back the EU's next big online privacy push
Changes to the ePrivacy directive will come hot on the heels of GDPR.
The Irish food board wants to tap into China's growing love for cheese
Bord Bia has identified the Asian nation as a ‘priority market’ for cheddar exports.
'When you're unemployed, you don’t just lose your job - you become gripped by fear'
Sometimes we have to discover other people’s belief in us before we can believe in ourselves.
'There is no gym for your face': Tech founder Pat Phelan's million-euro bet on cosmetic clinics
The entrepreneur who sold Trustev for $44m is setting up a chain under the Sisu brand.
Aer Lingus faces the industrial relations watchdog over its lost-property outsourcing
Trade unionists objected to the IAG-owned carrier’s decision to enlist a third party for the service.
This World Economic Forum exec has a warning for Ireland ahead of the next industrial revolution
Martina Larkin says the country is lagging some of its European peers in key areas.
'New alcohol laws will protect people from harm - and drinks firms are trying to undermine them'
The government’s alcohol Bill includes mandatory health warnings covering one-third of drinks labels.
The Irish union in talks with Ryanair wants the airline hit with 'bogus self-employment' laws
Fórsa appears to be on a collision course with the budget carrier as the parties try to hammer out a deal.
'The beginnings of the business go back to the day my husband bought a laser machine'
Caitríona Leather talks about leaving her admin job to set up a fashion accessories business with her partner.
Tech behemoth Google has bought 'Boland's Quay' in Dublin's docklands
When completed, the development will have space for up to 2,500 workers.
Beer may still be Ireland's favourite drink, but it's losing ground to gin and whiskey
A new report shows that beer sales were down by 2% last year as Irish drinkers opted for wine and spirits.
'A personal disappointment': Sugru investors take a loss from the hi-tech glue-maker's sale
The Irish-founded company is being acquired by German adhesive manufacturer Tesa.
Dublin's hotels are the fullest in Europe as room prices soar
Tourism officials are worried that visitors think the city offers poor value for money.
JustEat is quietly switching up its playbook... it's now hiring delivery drivers
The Irish boss of the takeaway ordering giant talks about a logistics pilot the operation is running.
‘It literally just happened – I never planned this, I never had a business plan in place’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile online retailer Oh Hello Clothing.
Losses at Irish-founded media firm Storyful have reached over €15m
The News Corp-owned company continues to lose money but is hiring more staff.