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How Celtic Pure went from five-litre drums in the back of a van to 70 million bottles
18 May 2016
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A Wicklow business that helps you fit stuff under the stairs is tripling in size
18 May 2016
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agribusiness
Brexit fears are driving down the value of farms in parts of Ireland
17 May 2016
650
On The 42media and arts
INM is taking over one of Ireland's biggest car sales websites
16 May 2016
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On The 42resource and energy
An Irish developer will splash out €100m on solar farms across the country
15 May 2016
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Policy
Most of Ireland's huge corporate tax haul last year came from foreign firms
14 May 2016
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resource and energy
A £2bn wind farm spearheaded by an Irish firm is on the verge of being scrapped
13 May 2016
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Policy
People struggle to spot bad deals when forced to read too much product jargon
13 May 2016
839
On The 42Marketing
Digital advertising is growing faster in Ireland than anywhere else in Europe
12 May 2016
781
Startups
The giant Silicon Valley Bank could invest a quarter of a billion here by 2019
12 May 2016
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Funding
This car insurer has pulled a U-turn and is back in the market
11 May 2016
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Funding
Funding for early stage companies hit an all-time high in Ireland early this year
11 May 2016
482
On The 42media and arts
'What I know about media you could spray on the back of a stamp'
11 May 2016
775
food and drink
Boojum's backers plan to double the burrito chain's size by the end of 2016
9 May 2016
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On The 42data and security
Meet the Corkman whose company powered the Panama Papers investigation
8 May 2016
1.5k
media and arts
Irish TV's millionaire backer says he'll spend 'what it takes' on the station
7 May 2016
2.7k
Transport
Staff cuts have dragged the local arm of delivery giant TNT into the red
6 May 2016
346
Internet
BT Ireland's boss thinks broadband delays will hurt small businesses the most
5 May 2016
326
agribusiness
High-profile investor Michael Smurfit has ploughed nearly €1m into Moocall
5 May 2016
914
On The 42Health
How to get £2m out of the bank when you don't have a penny in it
4 May 2016
4.5k
On The 42Work
Bosses beware, your staff are planning to leave you
4 May 2016
298
On The 42resource and energy
The firm headed by the founder of Airtricity is raising €100m to build wind farms
3 May 2016
289
insights
One of Ireland's best lawyers reveals the easiest way to cut through red tape
2 May 2016
623
building and property
The taxman is coming after building companies as the property sector recovers
2 May 2016
1.4k
Services
New rules for the home care sector could prevent abuse
1 May 2016
969
Education
Ireland and the EU are backing a massive €230m expansion at DCU
29 Apr 2016
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Policy
An Post's incoming chairman says its mail business is becoming 'unsustainable'
28 Apr 2016
1.4k
On The 42Policy
Revenue has clawed back millions from people hiding money in offshore accounts
27 Apr 2016
470
Retail
It’s a woman's world - the man trying to crack the Irish beauty industry
27 Apr 2016
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Policy
People are still hoarding hundreds of millions in Irish punts
27 Apr 2016
3.1k
media and arts
Oscar-nominated Brown Bag Films nets €200k for new kids' series
26 Apr 2016
478
Retail
The digital camera will be 'completely extinct' by 2020
26 Apr 2016
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Internet
A Cavan telecoms firm just raised €6m to help roll out 4G internationally
25 Apr 2016
565
On The 42Policy
Revenue is beefing up its staff to get ready for fights over profit shifting
25 Apr 2016
715
On The 42resource and energy
BNRG unveils its plans to build large-scale solar farms across the country
24 Apr 2016
830
On The 42Services
Aviva Ireland's CEO thinks the country is developing a 'compensation culture'
23 Apr 2016
1.3k
Funding
Ireland’s €8bn investment fund is going to ramp up its spending
22 Apr 2016
668
On The 42media and arts
Irish TV is going global after a deal with one of the world's biggest companies
21 Apr 2016
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On The 42Work
Ibec thinks demands for higher wages are 'ominous'
21 Apr 2016
264
Policy
The high cost of borrowing is acting as 'a drag' on businesses
21 Apr 2016
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