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In Youghal, one businessman prays for storms to test his high-speed 'stealth boats'
19 Mar 2017
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The business behind the one-day-a-year shamrock industry
17 Mar 2017
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Hassle's owner has bagged €10m to make on-demand furniture assemblers a reality
16 Mar 2017
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Work
Nenagh's Max Factor-manufacturing plant to close with the loss of 200 jobs
14 Mar 2017
900
On The 42Retail
Tesco sales have gone backwards after a month of strikes
13 Mar 2017
866
On The 42Financial Services
Irish banks have quietly shed thousands of retail staff as they turn to digital
12 Mar 2017
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On The 42food and drink
Dublin's Base pizza has recruited an Italian robot to roll its dough
11 Mar 2017
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On The 42Work
'Some women don't even hit the glass ceiling. They're stuck on the floor'
8 Mar 2017
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agribusiness
Why thousands of Irish chickens could soon be stripped of their free-range status
8 Mar 2017
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Retail
Life Style Sports has been slapped on the wrist for breaching consumer laws
6 Mar 2017
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Work
How Ryanair's loudmouth approach helps them find 'fun, irreverent and cheeky' staff
5 Mar 2017
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food and drink
Meet the man behind some of Dublin's trendiest restaurants who doesn't want a Michelin star
4 Mar 2017
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Work
Luas strikes contributed to work days lost in industrial disputes doubling
3 Mar 2017
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food and drink
The former CEO of Myspace is pumping cash into this Dublin startup
2 Mar 2017
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Startups
The Dublin commissioner for startups role has been axed
1 Mar 2017
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On The 42Financial Services
A Central Bank deputy governor is jumping ship to the private sector
28 Feb 2017
719
food and drink
This Irish brewery is toying with the idea of going completely gluten-free
27 Feb 2017
736
Policy
'We've seen mistakes in Dublin in the past. We don't want the Liberties to become soulless'
26 Feb 2017
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Hardware
A Cork startup is turning DNA into the world's safest place for sensitive digital data
25 Feb 2017
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Software
These figures show how Irish-founded Intercom has outpaced the Silicon Valley elite
23 Feb 2017
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Marketing
Pinterest has rolled out its advertising platform for Irish businesses
22 Feb 2017
537
Transport
Firm behind the Insure My websites slapped on the wrist over fake testimonials
21 Feb 2017
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On The 42Financial Services
Irish users can now send money overseas using Facebook
21 Feb 2017
943
food and drink
The scions of two Irish ice cream dynasties are plotting a 70-store UK rollout
18 Feb 2017
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On The 42Startups
Why a global network of startup accelerators has no plans to come to Ireland
17 Feb 2017
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Funding
Fitbit's first backer is investing millions into a Galway sport-science startup
15 Feb 2017
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media and arts
Some of the world's biggest news groups have helped pump $6m into Dublin's NewsWhip
15 Feb 2017
518
On The 42Health
An Irish med-tech firm has raised over €2m to help cut down on needless chemo
15 Feb 2017
597
On The 42Work
A jobs expo for startups is going nationwide – and there's a free bar
12 Feb 2017
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On The 42Funding
Suir Valley is a new €20m VC fund for software startups – and it's based in Waterford
11 Feb 2017
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On The 42Financial Services
An Irish fintech startup that protects tenants' deposits has cracked its first US deal
9 Feb 2017
832
Funding
The Irish VC firm that backed Storyful and Trustev has a new €15m seed fund for startups
9 Feb 2017
1.5k
food and drink
One of Ireland's top craft brewers has snapped up a rival cider brand
8 Feb 2017
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On The 42Funding
Dublin VC firm Frontline Ventures has a fresh €60m to spend - but it's only targeting one sector
7 Feb 2017
993
On The 42Financial Services
Colm Lyon's new fintech outfit Fire has struck a 'landmark' deal to deliver debit cards
7 Feb 2017
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Health
The Cork inventor of the 'perfect pillow' is about to launch his product stateside
4 Feb 2017
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On The 42food and drink
An Irish food processor has bagged a €850m contract to supply Subway across Europe
1 Feb 2017
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food and drink
Guinness-maker Diageo is building a Dublin distillery to get into the Irish whiskey business
31 Jan 2017
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Education
UCD's Smurfit business school has jumped up the global rankings
30 Jan 2017
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Border county businesses the most likely to leave rate bills unpaid as they struggle for trade
29 Jan 2017
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