Looking at the ten-year history of Barchester Healthcare, it's hard not to be impressed.
Residents of an upmarket housing estate in Drogheda plantolodge an appeal against a major five-storey shopping centre that will be accessed through their estate.
A translation company based in Co Clare is creating an Irish version of Microsoft Office to be launched this summer.
The ten directors of estate gents Lisney shared over €5.5 million last year.
Soccer stars including David Beckham, Ronaldinho, Roberto Carlos, Raul, Thierry Henry, Raphael van der Vaart and Fernando Torres hit the airwaves last week as part of a new global Pepsi commercial.
The timing was not exactly perfect when Fergus Sweeney decided to blow off a pensionable, permanent job in favour of his own start-up company to be run from his parents' garage.
Middle and high earners in Ireland receive the lowest state pensions out of the 30 members of the Organisation for Economic Development, according to a report soon to be released by the OECD.
Harlequin Healthcare Holdings plans to invest up to €7 million in a hospital it bought last week.
Public spending on families in Ireland is among the lowest in the European Union, according to a report by the OECD (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development).
Are work and family life compatible in Ireland? This is now one of the wealthiest countries in Europe, but we lag behind most other EU member states when it comes to public spending on families.
Buyers of houses have been more handsomely rewarded for their investments than apartment owners, according to analysis of figures fromthe Department of the Environment.
There are three times more houses being built in Ireland today than ten years ago, with a record 77,000 new homes built last year.
Harmonia, publisher of U magazine and Irish Tatler, recorded the highest readership increases of all consumer magazines surveyed in the recent Joint National Readership Survey.
Sinn Féin and the IRA have been subjected to much negative commentary across the US media in recent weeks.
Ireland on Sunday was among the biggest losers in the newspaper market, with a decline in sales of more than 10 per cent, according to figures released by the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC).
