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‘Childcare isn't one of those industries that you go into to make a huge pile of money’
Peter Stringfellow opened a club in Dublin in 2006. It did not go well. Not one bit
Data Protection Commissioner concludes investigation into Yahoo over massive data breach
Poll: Do you consider a family which earns €100,000 to be 'rich'?
Flamboyant nightclub owner Peter Stringfellow dies
Aer Árann to cease flights to the Aran Islands from December
The government plans to slap a minimum five-year expiration date on all gift cards
'I once used my house as collateral for the rights to a TV show - I'd never do that these days'
Visa apologises for card issues, says services are 'operating at close to normal levels'
Airtricity customers to see price hike of up to €140 per year
One of Dublin's most sought-after development sites has hit the market for a cool €25 million
Tesco is opening a huge new store in Dublin today
Tesla car, in autopilot mode, speeds up before crashing into parked fire engine
Bane of Facebook uses launch of GDPR to file four court cases against social media giants
Ireland has a new data protection law... just hours before the EU's bumper new regulation comes into force
Press Council attacks 'unaccountable' social media for 'giving space to conspiracy theorists'
Brexiteers 'Max Fac' plan would cost the UK £20 billion - Revenue chief
Ikea in Ballymun attracted a ludicrous 3.6 million shoppers last year
It's official - the PSC will be pulled as a mandatory requirement for your driver theory test
The EU's biggest data protection regulation in 30 years hits this Friday - and we want to hear your questions on it
One of the largest tourist accommodation projects in Ireland has been given the go-ahead
Here's what the €2 million the RSA allocated to the PSC-driving licence project was actually spent on
Calls to 'defend' Dublin Bus brand as blue and yellow colours to be phased out
Brexit - UK seeking previously unthought of 'third way' around the Northern Ireland customs border impasse
A Temple Bar hotel is being put up sale for €10.7m
Dublin eatery named best place to eat in Ireland at Irish Restaurant Awards
'Siberian-esque' Storm Emma cost retailers 'tens of millions' but local stores made good sales
Meet the 'secretive' Limerick man who's quietly putting eyes on spacecraft and cars
Check your mattress - €226 million in old Irish punts remains unaccounted for - and you can still redeem it
Origin of name 'Supermac's' revealed as Irish fast food brand goes to legal war with McDonald's
John Connaghan will be the new head of the HSE - but only temporarily
The new head of the GP union is younger than Simon Harris - and has a big battle on his hands
'A massive black mark on Ireland' - Calls for review of planning laws after Apple scraps Athenry plan
Judgement reserved in INM's attempt at blocking application to appoint inspectors to investigate itself
INM: ODCE inspection should be blocked because it wasn't 'fair or just', says 'extreme damage' was done to share price
One of the few remaining Dublin docklands sites has been put on the market for a cool €110 million
Dublin Bus raked in €5.7 million in unclaimed change in six years - these are the routes it makes its money on
Michael Fassbender-backed film secures Irish funding before the fund's website even goes live
Bewley's MD: 'The biggest risk I've ever taken? Working directly with my father'
US hospital tried to speak to the Children's Hospital Group before launch of abandoned Phoenix name