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On The 42tourism and transport
'A pattern of travel, a pattern of behaviour': How 'increased vigilance' by US border security is affecting Ireland
policy and economyIrish food companies are accelerating Brexit preparations as a no-deal 'cliff-edge' looms
insights and opinion'Be patient; it's going to take a hell of a lot longer than you would anticipate'
building and propertyDunnes has won a months-long planning dispute to keep its Liffey Valley Café Sol open
On The 42retail and services
'We had to make a tough call': Why FrockAdvisor has filed for voluntary liquidation
insights and opinion'Knowing that I've had an impact on something - that's very motivational to me'
tourism and transportFáilte Ireland wants new festivals to get 'empty nesters and great escapers' to non-hotspots
On The 42policy and economy
Recycling tech firm Eiravato is moving to Luxembourg after a slow take-up in Ireland
building and propertyPoint Square units could become leisure spots in light of an 'irrevocably changed' retail market
food and drinkThe Joycean pharmacy and Writers' Tears: why a whiskey maker is helping keep Sweny's open
insights and opinion'I once picked potatoes for a summer - that taught me a lot in terms of what hard labour felt like'
building and property Freshly Chopped has been given the green light to keep its Grafton Street shop open
On The 42media and marketing
Headstuff wants to be 'the podcast home of Ireland' as it tunes in to an industry boom
On The 42insights and opinion
'Figure out if there's a need very quickly. If there is, persevere endlessly and don't give up'
On The 42policy and economy
Businesses hit a target for dropping dependency on UK exports two years ahead of schedule
Startups and tech'When I travel I like to localise - especially in the US. I love a good bacon and eggs'
On The 42food and drink
'Something had to change': Rye River brewery has returned to profit with a European push
Startups and techAfter a £14 million funding round, fintech outfit Modulr is using Dublin as a European launchpad
Startups and techBee-health startup ApisProtect is partnering with a satellite telco giant to go global
On The 42media and marketing
Influencers offer companies valuable content - but tracking what it's worth is proving difficult
insight and opinion 'When you're working on a laptop and bees are swarming around you, it gets kind of difficult'
buildings and propertyUS data centre firm T5 is partnering with an Irish company to build a new Dublin facility
buildings and propertyA tiny brewery thought to be BrewDog's is on ice amid concerns over 'emissions and odours'
insight and opinion'The bigger you get, the smaller problems turn into bigger problems a lot quicker'
building and propertyLimerick's floating data centre is facing a delay on the back of appeals to planning permission
retail and servicesBeauty company Lush is taking a 'long-term view' with the living wage - despite a profit dip
media and marketingWedding planning giant The Knot is expanding with a new Galway office and 100 jobs
On The 42tourism and transport
Donegal is turning to virtual reality to bump its overseas visitor numbers
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