Great team full of energy behind the success of PrepayPower, says founder
Founded in 2010, company has 165,000 electricity customers and turnover of €200m
Court refuses to halt wholesale price reduction for Eir broadband access
Eircom has appealed ComReg decision claiming it could lose up to €7m per year
Eircom challenges reduced wholesale prices imposed by ComReg
Firm claims new structure for rivals accessing broadband network set to cost it millions
European Commision to investigate ComReg proposals on lower prices for NBI
Concerns raised over plans to allow NBI to access Eir network for less than others pay
Phone belonging to man accused of murder connected to cell site close to victim’s body
Philip Finnegan’s decapitated body was found buried in a shallow grave in Rahin
Woman takes legal action to prevent 19.5m antenna next to home in Co Cavan
Sharon Gumley claims An Bord Pleanála breached county development plan and EU directive
Patrick Freyne: Paul Hollywood’s handshake is like being gripped by the full force of your father’s love
Who could replace Mary Berry, named after both the mother of Christ and a popular cake filling?
Former Eircom finance director Peter Lynch dies aged 63
The one-time stockbroker from Belfast was considered dynamic and gregarious
Order against pirates live-streaming Uefa matches is extended
Matches are being shown without authorisation on computers, court hears
Former Eir chief leads €2.1m investment in Getvisibility
Herb Hribar to become chairman of Cork-based data security company
Ann Riordan showed a woman’s place was at the top
Net Results: Impact of Microsoft leader in shifting mindsets cannot be underestimated
Irish Life seeks buyer for Cork city centre retail investments
St Patrick’s St properties guiding at €900k and €1.2m among four assets in BidX1 sale
Dispute between Johnny Ronan and Kenny family is settled
Case concerned development of former Eircom Exchange at Adelaide Road in Dublin
Virgin Media sues Eir over alleged failure to pay €2.5m fee
Eir denies in correspondence it has breached the agreements, court hears
The Irish Times view on the National Broadband Plan contract: Devil may lie in unknown detail
The 25-year contract requires National Broadband Ireland (NBI) – the vehicle set up by winning bidder US firm Granahan McCourt – to deliver high-speed broadband to 542,000 mainly rural homes and premises
Digital pollution: ‘We have a pandemic of data and 90% of it is crap’
Net Results: Web pioneer Gerry McGovern warns about digital’s burden on the planet
Hugo MacNeill steps back from Goldman Sachs role
Banker is campaigning for a seat on the Trinity College Dublin panel of the Seanad
Cairn Homes appoints Shane Doherty as new finance chief
Outgoing CFO Tim Kenny announced in June he planned to step down
Just 456 public payphones are left in the State
Eir says 21 payphones have been removed this year amid anti-social behaviour
Ryanair cracks, McDonald’s new chief and corporate rebrands to rival Facebook’s
Planet Business: When it’s time for a change and maybe a song
Sky settles dispute with Comreg over Eircom broadband charges
Rule change allowed network owner Eircom charge rivals €170 when a customer switched
German telco Yourtel to exit Irish market, High Court hears
Company agrees to order sequestering assets over ‘wilful disobedience’ of earlier order
Former Eircom CEO plans to sue the telco over annual consultancy fee row
Cathal Magee hires top employment lawyer to file High Court action
I binned my Eircom paperwork: how can I find out how many shares I owned?
Q&A: Dominic Coyle answers your personal finance questions
Siro now a serious challenger to Eir in fibre arms race
Siro boss John Keaney says telco is about to deepen operations in Cork and Galway and take the fight to Eir in Dublin’s suburbs
Court orders block on illegal streaming of English football matches
Football Association Premier League granted Ireland’s first ever order compelling ISPs
Just 468 public payphones left in Republic as demand continues to drop
Most payphone calls are to domestic violence and homeless shelters, says ComReg
Premier League takes High Court action to block illegal streaming
Organisation lodges proceedings against broadband providers in Ireland
Broadband: what you are not being told about the €3bn plan
Smart Money: What we aren’t we being told – and why?
Miriam Lord: Broadband is all Labour’s idea, Varadkar tells a stunned Howlin
Taoiseach reckons if you can’t get Opposition to support the plan, then make them own it
What is the national broadband plan and what will it cost?
Q&A: Value of initiative to bring coverage to 100% of homes has been hotly contested
I’ll just take your card details: eight scams to watch out for
It can be hard to tell if an email or call is from a legitimate company or a fraudster so you need to keep your wits about you at all times
Student who tripped on footpath settles case for €41,000
Junior Cert student Stephen Cassidy fractured ankle in fall near his Athlone home
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