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policy and economy
Dublin council is planning a 'last-mile delivery' service to cut back on trucks and vans in the city
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Dr Quirkey's profits halved the same year the famous arcade fell foul of the taxman
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One of Ireland's largest developers wants another crack at building 900 homes in south Dublin
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This ex-police helicopter pilot ditched his job for the 'thrill' of the tech startup world
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A major expansion of Dublin's 'vital' Hermitage clinic has been blocked
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29 Apr 2018
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Dublin council has 'serious concerns' about Larry Goodman's plans for the Setanta Centre
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Startups and tech
Why this founder set up his fintech startup in Dundalk over London or the IFSC
25 Apr 2018
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food and drink
McDonald's has pumped €75m into its Irish business as its stores get an overhaul
25 Apr 2018
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retail and services
Carlow security firm Netwatch will double in size after sealing a major international merger
23 Apr 2018
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Startups and tech
A Dublin firm making a yellow pages for sales teams has raised €1.1m
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22 Apr 2018
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Despite pumping millions into his latest idea, Colm Lyon is in no hurry to take over the world
21 Apr 2018
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retail and services
Debenhams kept posting million-euro losses after emerging from examinership
20 Apr 2018
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Sports
Formula 1 has taken a stake in a small Irish fantasy sports firm
19 Apr 2018
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retail and services
Hiking the price of stamps has helped An Post turn around its fortunes
19 Apr 2018
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Startups and tech
This Cork startup wants to take the clipboard and paperwork out of political canvassing
18 Apr 2018
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Months after launching its first spot, WeWork is opening another Dublin co-working space
18 Apr 2018
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building and property
A plan to expand one of the McGettigan group's Dublin hotels has been knocked back
17 Apr 2018
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building and property
Two Limerick solar farms have the go-ahead after locals' health concerns were thrown out
14 Apr 2018
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After three decades in business, the owners of Kiely's in Donnybrook are selling the iconic pub
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Profits soared at Seán Quinn's former building supplies and packaging firm last year
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building and property
Despite planning roadblocks, spending on Irish data centres will top €1 billion this year
10 Apr 2018
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media and marketing
Billion-euro Dublin company Keywords is buying up firms that make music for video games
9 Apr 2018
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building and property
One of Ireland's biggest builders plans to overhaul Athlone's rundown Texas Shopping Centre
8 Apr 2018
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retail and services
Dunnes has forced Blanchardstown centre to scale back its latest development plans
8 Apr 2018
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Dublin property moguls have been cleared to overhaul this long-vacant city nightspot
6 Apr 2018
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policy and economy
'It will surely raise concerns' – Commercial stamp duty takings are well below target this year
5 Apr 2018
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4 Apr 2018
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building and property
More than 600 homes have been approved for Cork under fast-track housing laws
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