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Up to 400,000 people will be hit with fresh Ryanair flight cancellations
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Sports
Bohemian FC cleared its multimillion-euro debt after selling Dalymount Park
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Manufacturing
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building and property
20 years in the making: Over a thousand houses to be built in Galway's new 'urban village'
23 Sep 2017
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resource and energy
'It may face hostility': There's a plan to let Irish people invest in their local wind farms
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apps and mobile
Use the Mytaxi app? You're going to have to pay a new €2 booking fee
20 Sep 2017
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Financial Services
'It's good for consumers': Irish banks are at war over mortgage rates
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media and arts
The firm behind the Galway Independent newspaper is going into liquidation
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food and drink
'We need more time': Irish fruit giant Fyffes is in crunch talks over worker abuse claims
19 Sep 2017
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building and property
'We won't let go': Irish Rail is convinced the long-delayed Dart Underground will go ahead
17 Sep 2017
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apps and mobiile
Samsung is confident Irish people will line up to buy its new €1,000 phone
16 Sep 2017
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building and property
KFC's Irish franchise racked up multimillion-euro losses last year
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building and property
Why Apple has been stuck in a three-year battle over its Athenry data centre
14 Sep 2017
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Education
'During the boom, it felt like my company won the lottery. I knew it couldn't last'
13 Sep 2017
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building and property
Ireland's housing crisis 'could last for another 10 years'
13 Sep 2017
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building and property
One of Ireland's biggest landlords says its €1,750-monthly homes are 'good value'
12 Sep 2017
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resource and energy
A Dublin company has abandoned its prospective oil well off the Kerry coast
11 Sep 2017
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resource and energy
'The government's dithering on solar energy will cost the Irish taxpayer millions'
10 Sep 2017
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Internet
Two years after it was switched off, Dublin plans to bring back free Wi-Fi
9 Sep 2017
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building and property
The cost of renting an office in Dublin is on the verge of 'topping out'
8 Sep 2017
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Internet
Nine towns in the west of Ireland are about to get broadband twice as fast as Dublin
7 Sep 2017
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Financial Services
Fenergo has poached a banking boss as it looks to go global from Dublin's docks
7 Sep 2017
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food and drink
'I was losing my memory but still trying to work. Then I started coughing up blood'
6 Sep 2017
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Retail
Big and getting bigger: Blanchardstown shopping centre is expanding again
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building and property
A plan to give tax breaks to developers looks dead in the water
6 Sep 2017
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Policy
Warning: Ireland's high debt has left the country 'exposed to shocks'
5 Sep 2017
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Policy
After a two-year wait, a probe into dodgy Donegal planning is finally finished
4 Sep 2017
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Policy
Despite a year of lobbying, Ireland is stuck on a Brazilian tax haven blacklist
2 Sep 2017
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Internet
Niall Quinn's broadband company is going out of business
1 Sep 2017
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resource and energy
'It's set us back a year': The row tearing apart this Irish gold company heats up
31 Aug 2017
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building and property
A vulture fund is backing a big new Irish housebuilder - here's what we know so far
31 Aug 2017
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Hospitality
'My father's heart attack made us stronger as a family - and as a business'
30 Aug 2017
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food and drink
Profits took a dive at Irish fruit giant Fyffes before it was sold in a mega-deal
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building and property
Got about €90m to spare? The famous Gibson Hotel could be yours
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building and property
This rule change could push new student houses 'to the edge of Dublin and beyond'
29 Aug 2017
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Policy
Helping workers buy part of their employer's business could stop Irish firms going bust
28 Aug 2017
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Internet
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6 Aug 2017
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building and property
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