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27 Jan 2017
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The consumer watchdog will probe 'suspected anti-competitive conduct' in the ticket industry
26 Jan 2017
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food and drink
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25 Jan 2017
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On The 42media and arts
Two of Soundwave's founders have a new pet project – selling startups old patents
25 Jan 2017
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Michael O'Leary blames Dublin Airport for his airline's dwindling Irish passenger numbers
24 Jan 2017
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22 Jan 2017
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22 Jan 2017
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Irish-founded ad-tech firm SuperAwesome may be plotting a £200m London float
19 Jan 2017
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A new co-working office complete with 'startup concierge' is coming to Cork
18 Jan 2017
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18 Jan 2017
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Double-digit commercial rent rises should become a thing of the past this year
17 Jan 2017
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Irish startups are punching above their weight in attracting VC funding
16 Jan 2017
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How one of Ireland's most southerly towns has fought back against the city brain drain
15 Jan 2017
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Dublin restaurants say persistent beggars are a 'major threat' to diners' comfort
14 Jan 2017
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Trump promises like a 'large border tax' among the biggest risks to Ireland this year
12 Jan 2017
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media and arts
The Irish Independent takes legal action against TheLiberal.ie over plagiarism claims
11 Jan 2017
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There are three workers for every one Irish building job
11 Jan 2017
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Internet
Sisters behind fashion startup Opsh step away after falling victim to the 'investment chasm'
10 Jan 2017
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A new distillery has been cleared for construction in Donegal's picturesque mountains
10 Jan 2017
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10 Jan 2017
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'I always wanted to set up a business, but I couldn't take any risks when my kids were young'
8 Jan 2017
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2 Jan 2017
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7 images that tell the story of iconic Irish business through the decades
27 Dec 2016
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Meet the two men behind Santa empires on either side of the Atlantic
24 Dec 2016
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Bank of Ireland has hiked its risk profile ahead of new standards for eurozone banks
23 Dec 2016
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A late surge will see Christmas retail sales match last year's levels
23 Dec 2016
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The secret to keeping a century-old panto show in business
22 Dec 2016
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The Irish woman who took Primark global has a new job with Ireland's crafts body
22 Dec 2016
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Waterford, Knock and Kerry among airports sharing multi-million euro grant
22 Dec 2016
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Kilkenny company signs huge deal to handle West Ham football transfers
21 Dec 2016
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Liquidator appointed to oversee wind up of Irish TV
20 Dec 2016
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How An Post is trying to make its waning mail business relevant again
20 Dec 2016
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Irish farmers have slammed supermarkets for selling cheap potatoes
19 Dec 2016
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An Irish company that gets people cheaper health cover for keeping fit is going global
19 Dec 2016
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The Dublin agency handling social media for music acts that don't have time to tweet
18 Dec 2016
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14 Dec 2016
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