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# Policy

All time
With its ridesharing plans parked, Uber struggles to justify more Irish investment
18 May 2017
398
Michael Noonan is stepping down as Finance Minister
18 May 2017
642
Farmers who started 'illegal' gorse fires may have their state subsidies docked
17 May 2017
278
A long-awaited tax break to kick-start investment in young firms has finally been introduced
17 May 2017
374
Ireland's largest private landlord is appealing 'exaggerated claims' against a Sandyford project
17 May 2017
3.3k
A European court ruling paves the way for a bruising Brexit
16 May 2017
607
With its ridesharing plans parked, Uber struggles to justify more Irish investment
14 May 2017
1.2k
'Now's the best time to start a company because everyone else is scared s**tless'
13 May 2017
11.1k
6
This is the infrastructure we need across Ireland to keep the economy growing
Ian Talbot
13 May 2017
452
Donald Trump: 'I give the Irish a lot of credit. They never raised their taxes'
11 May 2017
930
'Now's the best time to start a company because everyone else is scared s**tless'
11 May 2017
414
Uber has hit a roadblock in the court case that will decide its fate across Europe
11 May 2017
431
'Now's the best time to start a company because everyone else is scared s**tless'
11 May 2017
690
Ticketmaster blames media 'sensationalism' for public outrage over ticket touting
10 May 2017
367
The state's public pay body says workers should contribute more for their pensions
9 May 2017
215
Rent controls are 'creating a two-tier system' as prices hit all-time highs
9 May 2017
754
Poll: Should the money raised from the AIB sale be spent on infrastructure?
8 May 2017
895
One major UK supermarket is going 'British-only' for beef - and it wants others to follow suit
4 May 2017
26.0k
54
One major UK supermarket is going 'British-only' for beef - and it wants others to follow suit
4 May 2017
1.7k
Ireland is going to ban zero-hour contracts 'in most circumstances'
2 May 2017
829
Self-employed workers want better benefits - and they're prepared to pay for them
2 May 2017
461
Simon Coveney thinks Ireland should go high-rise - 'in the right places'
28 Apr 2017
516
'Visitors don't come for tacky, renamed districts': Claims fly over the future of Dublin Town
27 Apr 2017
620
1
What effect will Trump's tax plans have on Ireland? Here's what you need to know
Joe Tynan
27 Apr 2017
189
The taxman has clawed back millions from Irish people with offshore assets
27 Apr 2017
1.5k
Watch out Ireland: Trump's plan to slash corporate taxes to 15% confirmed
26 Apr 2017
347
Why businesses are up in arms about plans to bar more cars from Dublin's city centre
25 Apr 2017
448
Donald Trump is promising 'the biggest tax cut ever' - but it's unlikely he can pay for it
25 Apr 2017
283
'Visitors don't come for tacky, renamed districts': Claims fly over the future of Dublin Town
23 Apr 2017
3.0k
'Ineffective, too slow and understaffed' - Irish telcos are rounding on their regulator
22 Apr 2017
877
As Cuba emerges from economic hibernation, opportunity knocks for Irish firms
16 Apr 2017
15.1k
24
Who is Jonathan Sugarman? Here's what you need to know
14 Apr 2017
33.4k
45
Here's what you need to know about Eir's record fine from the telecoms watchdog
14 Apr 2017
26.4k
37
Who is Jonathan Sugarman? Here's what you need to know
13 Apr 2017
8.3k
The 4 things you need to know about Eir's record fine from the telecoms watchdog
13 Apr 2017
2.5k
As Cuba emerges from economic hibernation, opportunity knocks for Irish firms
12 Apr 2017
423
Will cheddar cheese be Ireland's Brexit canary in the coalmine?
Sean Ryan
11 Apr 2017
212
'The system is a joke': A quarter of Irish fishing vessels caught with illegal workers
9 Apr 2017
23.6k
40
Soft drink tax forecasts have been cut as manufacturers switch to a low-sugar diet
9 Apr 2017
337
'The system is a joke': A quarter of Irish fishing vessels caught with illegal workers
9 Apr 2017
1.4k
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