Kerry Co-op payouts are not a windfall
Farmers who backed the big risks taken by Brosnan and his successors will get an average of €120,000 each
Business will miss the Green Party now it is gone
Fewer companies likely to choose to spend to cut emissions now Greens have been all but wiped out
As if the election campaign wasn’t tedious enough, brace yourself for ‘the counts’
Election counts are an amateur production put on for the benefit and enjoyment of the actors rather than the audience
Are the days of the tech-firm-founder-as-rock-star finished?
Decision to stop funding the NDRC incubator indicates shift towards more structured approach to fostering innovative business
Nothing focuses the mind like the thought of your boss seeing your photo on the Garda website
The Irish Council for Civil Liberties has flagged a number of reasonable issues with the gardaí's decision to publish the photos of 99 ‘persons of interest’ in the Dublin riots, but these must be balanced against the greater good
Which party has the best plan for the Apple billions?
Clear difference between outgoing Coalition and the parties on the left over how to use the money to address the housing crisis
Half a million for a 33-page report on MetroLink? It may prove cheap at the price
Why spending €514,000 for a 33-page report on MetroLink may prove good value for taxpayers
VAT cuts for restaurants were a bad idea last month. Why are they a good idea now?
Fine Gael’s volte face may be bad economics but is it good politics?
Are green number plates a good idea or a silly gimmick? Michael McAleer and John McManus debate
Drivers of EVs will soon be able to signal their eco-awareness with the introduction of 'green flash’ registration plates. But the idea is proving divisive, with some seeing it as greenwashing
Does Ryanair’s right to make money trump Dublin Airport’s obligation to obey the law?
Dublin Airport passenger cap case will be of great interest to data centre operators and wind farm investors
Was Derek Quinlan punished for having an astute businesswoman for a wife? Looks like it
Property mogul says he was misled from the start by Nama and was asked to pay back all the money he owed the taxpayer. In the end he had to concede defeat and was declared bankrupt
Light touch regulation did not work with banks and won’t work for video sharing platforms like TikTok
Coimisiún na Meán’s online safety code for video-sharing platforms contains echoes of the 2008 banking crisis
We know a lot about the 40 homeless people who died in Dublin. So what are we going to do about it?
If they didn’t die on the streets then they probably died in a hostel. Two thirds of them would have died alone
Dublin ‘urban hellscape’ is a problem that exists primarily in the Government’s own head
As with an extra 1,000 gardaí proposed by the Dublin City Taskforce, many solutions offered for the capital are in the realm of magical thinking
Is Portugal the solution to the housing crisis?
Portuguese government considering exempting young workers from income tax to stem a brain drain