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2025
Analysis
Ireland’s 'right to request' remote work law is useless - it should be overhauled
One prominent employer has called the law a ‘toothless tiger’. Frankly, that feels kind.
irlande douze points
Eurovision brings cash to host cities - but does it pay for national broadcasters to stage it?
The expense of broadcasting the trans-continental contest had been steadily rising.
wind energy
Ireland's plans to become the 'Saudi Arabia of offshore wind' were dealt a major blow last week
Ambitious plans to meet the country’s electricity needs are at a tipping point.
billion dollar question
Ireland’s potential crisis: Will Trump tariffs make US companies move their intellectual property?
If multinationals have to start paying 20% tariffs on profits they’re shifting to Ireland, they might find it less attractive to move that money here.
The Morning Lead
The US Commerce Secretary says Ireland runs a 'tax scam'. Does he have a point?
Tariffs could change the game for US firms on where to declare their profits – and pay tax, writes Paul O’Donoghue.
The top 10 corporate taxpayers in Ireland are all American.
Will the US do something to stop Ireland’s so-called ‘tax scam’?
Business Analysis
Why an Irish-listed ‘clean-tech’ firm's valuation plummeted from over €200m to under €10m
Emigration
The forgotten ‘Dresden Affair’ - the tragic incident which ended mass Irish emigration to Argentina
Business Analysis
Planned €500m VAT subsidy for Irish restaurants shows how easy it is to spend taxpayers' money
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business reacts
US markets loved Trump's election but this side of the pond, not so much - here's why
Analysis
Why mortgage interest relief could end up making Ireland's housing market even more dysfunctional
Looking Forward
The best time to build a new Luas line was 10 years ago - the second best time is now
Rental Sector
Why the main shareholder in Ireland’s biggest private landlord has given up after 10 years
Analysis
Why Ireland's corporate tax bonanza could keep increasing - despite being riskier than ever
building and propertyStarbucks has faced almost no penalty for opening stores without planning approval
Startups and tech'I went from working in a flash office in Dublin to a laneway in Ennis. It was a shock'
On The 42building and property
Profits have soared at Ireland's biggest private landlord as rents climb
media and marketing'I took over a business that two people spent 10 years building. It was emotional'
building and property'It will be world class': Omniplex has bought the long-vacant Longford shopping centre
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