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Dublin Blue Lager's maker is opening a €10m 'beer factory' in the city centre
After navigating some hiring issues, influencer ads agency Centus is plotting to open a US base
As it plots an expansion, the Digital Hub has been ordered to pay up for sitting on vacant land
Executive assistants' salaries have shot up because too few aides have 'global' skills
Limerick port accuses its clients of trying to kill a floating data centre project 'at all costs'
Freshly Chopped plans to sell hats, knives and tea towels to keep its Grafton Street outlet alive
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The Ilac's owners hope to turn Henry Street into a Dundrum-style late-night shopping district
Goodbye Facebook, hello hologram phone calls? The future of staying in touch
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Iconic Offices finds the Irish market 'challenging' – and is plotting its overseas debut soon
Ireland's biggest business group says high-profile planning issues are spooking foreign investment
'Did you see that billboard, or was it just me': The personalised future of advertising
A threat to 350 jobs and 'unconstitutional' – here's Viagogo's legal memo to the State about tout laws
'We've quite a bit of ambition left': IT giant Ergo is aiming to hit €100m in sales next year
The boss of Diageo's local whiskey says Ireland's luxury range is 'underdeveloped'
Poll: Do you believe all the economic doom and gloom predicted for 2019?
Louis Copeland's family wants to create the next Avoca of the Irish crafts market
5 Irish founders share the one day in business they'll never forget
No to Tinder, yes to DNA matching: The future of romance
After opening a raft of new cafés, the firm behind Costa Coffee in Ireland banked a record profit
Savills is struggling to let part of this Dublin office and says co-working hubs are the reason why
5 inspiring stories from Irish founders who came back from the brink
These emails reveal the inside story of how Dún Laoghaire's innovation hub plan fell apart
Bye bye credit cards, hello paying by eyeball: The future of spending your money
'A field day for the black market': Docs reveal what the minister was told after the budget VAT hike
As it fights to keep a café open, Dunnes argues it hasn't made a Starbucks-style violation
A junior minister tried citing a 25-year-old policy to spare tourism firms some pain from VAT hikes
Fintech startup Swoop seals €1m for its 'virtual CFO' concept and eyes up moves abroad
After announcing a global jobs cull, Yelp shrunk its Dublin HQ to nearly nothing
Applegreen built a fuel station exactly where it said a rival's plan would cause traffic chaos
Following its major funding deal, Nuritas has lined up satellite bases abroad to target specific talent