Some multinationals lose out in data centre decision IDA Ireland told the Government that some multinationals had suffered "considerable financial loss" due to a decision by the body that operates the national grid … Ireland • 20 Sep
Call to consider how State investigates allegations The Taoiseach has called on TDs to consider how the State investigates allegations after a probe into the controversial sale of building services group Siteserv … Politics • 14 Sep
Government facing home-grown energy crisis Governments don't like unpleasant surprises, and it is abundantly clear it has suddenly been presented one in the form of a home-grown energy crisis. Analysis and Comment • 22 Aug
Troy submits seven corrections to politicians' register Minister of State Robert Troy has apologised for what he called serious "mistakes" in relation to "omissions" he made regarding property he owned that should … Politics • 18 Aug
Key issues unresolved as Boris Johnson makes his exit When asked how he went bankrupt a character in an Ernest Hemingway novel replied, "Two ways, gradually then suddenly." Analysis and Comment • 08 Jul
Varadkar wants 20% transport fare cuts made permanent Fine Gael leader Leo Varadkar has told his party's TDs and senators that he wants to see the 20% reduction to public transport fares to … Politics • 28 Jun
Funds in Apple escrow account down over €350m The fund which holds money that the European Commission says Apple must pay Ireland in back tax has lost €350 million over the past year. Business • 28 Jun
Poll suggests Sinn Féin remains most popular party The latest Red C poll for the Business Post suggests that Sinn Féin has held its position as the most popular party among those surveyed. Politics • 25 Jun
