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Budget 2027: what it actually means for Dublin

Rent, creche fees, the wage in your pocket — and what Dublin Chamber made of the bits aimed at business. Budget 2027, without the Dáil fog.

Daft.ie founders secured almost €240m from Distilled sale, new accounts show

Brothers Eamonn and Brian Fallon secured almost €240 million in cash and shares from the Distilled sale, new Midco filings show.

Dublin MetroLink cost rises to as much as €17.5bn as opening moves towards 2036–38

Dublin MetroLink’s updated cost estimate runs from €14.44bn to €17.49bn, with opening now expected between 2036 and 2038.

Why Dublin’s Workers Are Ditching the Commute for Flexible Workspaces

Dublin workers are rethinking whether a long commute or expensive city-centre office is worth it. Freelancers, remote employees and small teams increasingly

Lidl’s €8m Pottery Road Store Reopens in Dún Laoghaire This Thursday

Dublin’s grocery map is getting a fresh southside update this week. Lidl Ireland will reopen its redeveloped Pottery Road store in Dún Laoghaire at...

Amazon.ie Celebrates First Holiday Season in Ireland, Launching Short Film That Spotlights Holiday Firsts and the Importance of Connection

In partnership with charity Friends of the Elderly and starring The Traitors Ireland TV star Oyin Adeyemi, Christmas Connections delivered by Amazon.ie, highlights the highs and lows...

Ireland’s Digital Culture Goes All In: How Online Casinos Are Redefining Play

Dublin has never shied away from reinventing itself. It’s a city that manages to ride the line between tradition and innovation in a way...

Dublin Chamber Condemns Recent Attacks in Dublin City

Dublin City has been in the spotlight after a series of disturbing attacks, and Dublin Chamber has spoken out strongly in response. The organisation...

10 Dublin Start-Ups Changing the Future of Business

Dublin start-ups are driving a wave of innovation that is transforming the city into one of Europe’s most dynamic business hubs. From e-commerce funding...

10 Best Co-Working Spaces in Dublin for Startups and Freelancers

Looking for the best co-working spaces in Dublin to help your startup thrive or boost your freelance productivity? Dublin boasts a growing number of...

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Luas Red Line Closure: No Trams Heuston to Tallaght and Saggart on 17–18 October

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