Ann Riordan showed a woman’s place was at the top
Net Results: Impact of Microsoft leader in shifting mindsets cannot be underestimated
IDA faces legal action over ventilator contract
Narooma Ltd claims authority interfered in €7.4m contract with HSE for ICU ventilators
Dublin turns to Vienna for affordable housing solution
Vienna has developed a hugely successful housing rental model that could work here
Ministers to go abroad for St Patrick’s Day despite Brexit
Government believes the ministerial visits are more important than ever
State papers: MacSharry objected to additional support for Apple in Cork
Then minister for finance said company’s record in Ireland was ‘very disappointing’
Supreme Court reserves judgment on Athenry centre
Court earlier heard An Bord Pleanála ‘radically misapplied’ the law
R&D in Ireland: The industries forging ahead
What sectors are doing well and what can we learn from them?
IDA targets UK-based TV channels for Brexit move
Under cross-frontier broadcasting licensing laws broadcasters need just one ‘country of origin’ licence in one EU state to be able to broadcast
Bill to tighten law on compulsory purchase of land for industrial use
Legislation to require specific, immediate use for land is identified before purchase
Film captures 'war footing' of farmer battling to keep his land
Thomas Reid fought in courts over compulsory purchase order for Co Kildare property
Dublin International Film Festival: the must-see movies
Films you should see at the tri-located 2018 Audi Dublin International Film Festival
Three counties got no IDA grant funding last year
Foreign direct investment totalled almost €93 million in 2016
Expect more ‘Brexit–related investment’, says IDA chief
Martin Shanahan critical of those advocating an Irexit-says it would hamper investment
Brexit: A dozen London firms, banks moving to Dublin, IDA says
Development agency says institutions including ‘an American bank’ agreed to move
Dublin motorway should not be the only priority for Sligo
Northwest gateway town also needs better infrastructure and regional connectivity
Diarmaid Ferriter: Ireland has bowed to US firms since 1950s
Dollar Exports Advisory Committee called for tax concession on profits from exports
An Bord Pleanála gives green light for Apple data centre
Appeals had been lodged against decision of Galway County Council to grant planning
Shannon to Dublin pipeline faces watertight opposition
The final part in the series on the Irish Water project examines criticisms of the plans
Fight the Pipe: An Irish water crisis?
To solve Dublin water shortages, plans are in train to build a 170km pipeline from the Shannon. Opponents say it will affect the entire length of the river
Enda Kenny doesn’t care about our culture. Thank God the IDA does
No Taoiseach since Éamon de Valera has been so culturally destructive. IDA Ireland understands far better the importance of our global image as a creative hub
Apple explains choice of site in Galway for €1bn data centre
Executive Gonzalez said some lands suggested by IDA had poor roads and broadband
Hollywood-style film studios planned for Dublin
Scheme has potential for 3,000 jobs and site earmarked on former Irish Glass Bottle plot
Farmer wins appeal against IDA bid to acquire lands
Thomas Reid’s victory will not affect compulsory purchase orders generally
Allsop Space to auction properties worth at least €40m
Group’s first auction of 2015 takes place on February 18th and features 222 properties
Back to the failure: Belfast's £77 million sports car
Northern Ireland Office ‘seduced by DeLorean sales patter’ , says Queen’s University academic
Positive exchequer returns give scope for tax cuts
Department of Finance exceeds deficit target for third successive year
Dan Flinter to become chairman of The Irish Times Limited
David Went, chairman since 2007, announced his intention to retire earlier this year
Home economics: how 300 teenagers see their town
A 16-year-old winner of the SAS Young Economist of the Year competition, at Kilkenomics, explains his research into youth unemployment in his home town of Ballina, Co Mayo
How foreign firms transformed Ireland’s domestic economy
The economy had a huge boost when the policy of protectionism was finally abandoned in the 1950s
Man loses challenge to IDA compulsory purchase of farm
Judge says national interest must outweigh interests of the individual
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