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Irish ministers have been talking up chances for post-Brexit deal
Industry says rules imposed after the financial crisis have hurt ability to attract and retain staff
Facebook parent has received almost €1bn in levies from European regulators over data protection
Housing supply shortages, the cost of living crisis and the prospect of tech lay-offs are squeezing the next generation
Perfect places for a total reset, from East Cork to Ballymena
Other countries no longer engage in Brit-bashing – they now treat us with pity and concern
International giants have imported a mindset that has enriched that of the wider business community
Margot Slattery says chief executives need to take a stand to make workplaces more inclusive
Mass sackings are a blow to staff, but come amid rising concerns the country has grown too reliant on the industry
Push by Germany to list Revolutionary Guard as terrorist organisation hits legal stumbling block
Incoming executive to be paid nearly €1mn, almost twice the level of controversial Irish bank pay cap
Now ‘we want to see meat on the bone’, says taoiseach after fresh push to resolve stalemate
Coveney says N Ireland party cannot call all the shots in resolving dispute over region’s trading arrangements
The author on the soft light and lonely soul of his home county
The hypnotic high-kicking extravaganza has come a long way from the ancient Celtic ritual of dancing around trees
Micheál Martin calls for reform of governance arrangements enshrined in Good Friday accord
First-time buyers will be allowed to borrow more but high costs and acute housing shortage remain
An eclectic line-up features a gritty postwar masterpiece and a site-specific diptych paying homage to Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’
A century after partition, support for unity on the island of 7mn is gaining momentum
Lender refused access to cheaper products ‘with little to no regard for the impacts on its customers’
Former military strongholds that are now prime residences
New drama staged in Dublin examining the novelist’s female relations brims with energy but is uneven
Dublin invested €4.7bn in lender during crisis that crashed the economy
Large numbers considering emigration amid prohibitively expensive housing, survey finds
Ireland’s capital city has seen immigration rise and a return to ‘Celtic Tiger’ prices
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