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Sky has been fined over €100k for not informing customers about their right to cancel contracts
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Irish Life is worried Amazon's huge data centre in Tallaght could affect its future housing projects
A bid to keep GAA fan haunt the Big Tree serving on match days has been blocked
A Waterford haulier has been penalised over claims it used a faulty device to track break times
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Johnny Ronan has the all-clear to build one of Dublin city centre's largest housing blocks
'Too many generic hotels': The owner of Cork's Imperial Hotel says Dublin has lost its mojo
A $1 million legal battle has dragged Dublin's 3D4Medical further into the red
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A billion-dollar 'virtual hospital' group has pulled the plug on possible pilots in Cork and Dublin
Eason plans to sell €90m worth of property - including its flagship O'Connell St building
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An Post is weighing up options to turn its 'surplus' property into commercial space
Waterford's museum group is planning a €120k attraction that tells the story of glass
Overhauling a dole system that 'discourages' jobseekers could help plug Ireland's skills gaps
Dublin's getting over 5,000 new hotel rooms by 2020 – but it's not enough
A 'struggling' wing of Dundrum centre will be turned into a new food and drinks quarter
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After initially hitting a roadblock, one of Ireland's largest startup hubs is expanding
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The family that brought Poundworld to Ireland has swooped to buy what's left of the UK chain
Irish IT giant Version 1 topped €100m in sales last year - but it's worried about the pound
Blanchardstown centre has been cleared for a renovation to 'bring it in line' with rivals