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On The 42insights and opinion
Poll: Do you think a public banking model could threaten Ireland's elite lenders?
building and propertyA host of markets in Dublin's Liberties have been given a deadline of next month to move out
On The 42food and drink
What Irish businesses can learn from the man who mopped up the Guinness Light disaster
policy and economyDublin council is planning a 'last-mile delivery' service to cut back on trucks and vans in the city
On The 42retail and services
Dr Quirkey's profits halved the same year the famous arcade fell foul of the taxman
On The 42building and property
One of Ireland's largest developers wants another crack at building 900 homes in south Dublin
On The 42Startups and tech
This ex-police helicopter pilot ditched his job for the 'thrill' of the tech startup world
On The 42Work
Overseas construction workers are turning down moves to Ireland due to high property prices
On The 42building and property
A major expansion of Dublin's 'vital' Hermitage clinic has been blocked
On The 42retail and services
'It's serial objecting to try and do a deal': The truth behind Irish forecourt planning rows
building and propertyDublin council has 'serious concerns' about Larry Goodman's plans for the Setanta Centre
On The 42building and property
A decade of proposals later, two wealthy builders have approval for their Dublin housing scheme
On The 42retail and services
Carlow security firm Netwatch will double in size after sealing a major international merger
On The 42Startups and tech
'One mentor told me to bat my eyelashes and look pretty for investors and I'll be fine'
On The 42Financial Services
Despite pumping millions into his latest idea, Colm Lyon is in no hurry to take over the world
On The 42retail and services
Debenhams kept posting million-euro losses after emerging from examinership
Startups and techThis Cork startup wants to take the clipboard and paperwork out of political canvassing
On The 42Work
Months after launching its first spot, WeWork is opening another Dublin co-working space
building and propertyA plan to expand one of the McGettigan group's Dublin hotels has been knocked back
building and propertyTwo Limerick solar farms have the go-ahead after locals' health concerns were thrown out
food and drinkAfter three decades in business, the owners of Kiely's in Donnybrook are selling the iconic pub
On The 42building and property
Profits soared at Seán Quinn's former building supplies and packaging firm last year
On The 42building and property
Despite planning roadblocks, spending on Irish data centres will top €1 billion this year
media and marketingBillion-euro Dublin company Keywords is buying up firms that make music for video games
building and propertyOne of Ireland's biggest builders plans to overhaul Athlone's rundown Texas Shopping Centre
retail and servicesDunnes has forced Blanchardstown centre to scale back its latest development plans
building and propertyDublin property moguls have been cleared to overhaul this long-vacant city nightspot
Startups and techA Dublin startup wants to help taxi drivers and freelancers get steady pay cheques
policy and economy'It will surely raise concerns' – Commercial stamp duty takings are well below target this year
building and propertyA tapas bar says turning this Dublin church into a food hall could cause 'a major rat problem'
Startups and techThis man has brought a concept that's shaking up London's property market to Ireland
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