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HMV calls in administrators in UK for second time in six years
The company no longer has any stores in the Republic of Ireland – the five remaining stores here closed in 2016.
Shoppers queued up from early this morning for the St Stephen's Day sales
There was a sizeable line stretching up Grafton Street for Brown Thomas before it opened at 9am this morning.
Poll: Will you make a visit to the St Stephen's Day sales?
The crowds have been out since early morning, are you going to be among them?
Looking for some indie Irish jewellery or accessories? Here's all the best Black Friday offers
Get them while they’re hot.
Ulster Bank to sell 5,200 'non-performing' mortgages to vulture fund
The portfolio, worth €1.4 billion, is to be sold to Cerberus Capital Management LP.
Boost for Irish retailers as sales of ice cream, fans and patio furniture spike during heatwave
The World Cup and royal wedding also helped alcohol and magazine sales this year.
1916 jersey 'by far' the best selling in O'Neill's 100 year history with sales of €2 million
The commemorative jersey released ahead of the 1916 centenary had a harp on the front and 1916 proclamation on the back.
Skin Deep: These beauty sale bargains will distract you from murdering your family
Just saying what you’re all probably thinking.
'Sales are like a drug for retailers': How Stephen's Day shopping took hold in Ireland
Until about a decade ago, the 26th was a day of rest for retail staff.
Irish retailers on course to record best Christmas season since 2007
Despite the positive growth, cross-border shopping has been a big worry for Irish outlets this year.
'I could lose the run of myself': We talked to the early risers queuing outside Brown Thomas
While you were sleeping, these enthusiastic shoppers were lining up on Grafton St.
Dunnes Stores is clinging onto top spot in Ireland's battle of the supermarkets
Meanwhile, Tesco has experienced continuous strong sales growth.
The most common jobs in Ireland are in sales, retail and farming
Over two million people were working at the time of the Census last year.
Flat-pack king Ikea sold more than €160m worth of furniture in lreland this year
Turnover at the local wing of the Scandinavian giant grew by 10%.
Wenger admits Arsenal may sell star men Sanchez and Ozil in January
The pair are out of contract at the end of this season.
Looking for a new job? Microsoft is hiring another 200 people in Dublin
After all the roles are filled, it will bring the number of Microsoft employees in Ireland to 2,000.
Rise in house sales along commuter belts due to lack of affordable homes in Dublin
A MyHome.ie study shows the number of house sales has increased by 8.4% in the first half of 2017.
Penneys and discount supermarkets are making other retailers decrease their prices
Intense competition is forcing retailers to pass on cost savings, according to Savills’ latest retail report.
Golden Discs has bounced back thanks to vinyl's 'renaissance'
The chain’s traditional record sales more than doubled last year.
A $3 billion plane sale could cause problems for Trump
The White House is in the midst of a 90-day review to decide if it will stick by the 2015 deal between Iran and world powers.
Photos: Over 5,000 items from former Central Bank going on auction in huge sale
The objects on offer range from a barista bar to large desks, chairs, plants, printers and even water coolers.
Ivanka Trump clothing line sales soar by 61% in 2016
The results appear to contradict Nordstrom’s stated reason for dropping the Ivanka Trump line.
U2 tickets go on sale today - but will there be a second date?
Last week the band announced it will play Croke Park on 22 July.
Online shopping surged by 15% last month but shop sales suffered
The clothing and footwear sector continues to struggle.
Want to get a bargain in the January sales? Don't jump in headfirst
Just because something you like is on sale doesn’t necessarily mean it’s worth getting.
Chaos in US shopping centres: Skirmishes send shoppers scrambling for the doors
There were incidents across America, and numerous false reports of gunfire.
Watchdog reminds shoppers their rights don't change for Christmas sales
If an item is faulty, consumers are still entitled to a repair, replacement or refund, even if it was on sale.
'Seize the moment': Minister tells businesses to make the most of Cyber Monday
Research suggests Irish consumers will spend €53 million online today.
Doing some Cyber Monday shopping? Here are the best deals around Ireland
Get your clicking finger ready.
A page from a Tintin comic could fetch €1 million at auction
It’s a rare piece of comic book history.
It's official: Apple has sold a billion iPhones
It took more than nine years for it to pass that marker.
Remainder of Ireland's Fittest Family winner's cattle herd to be sold on Monday
He had described the mood after the news broke earlier this month as “like the day after a funeral”.
Mitsubishi offices raided after massive fuel efficiency scandal
Officials from the Japanese Transport Ministry descended on the Mitsubishi research and development centre in Nagoya earlier this morning.
Cars are virtually walking off the lots in Ireland and that's good news for everyone
Consumer confidence is picking up when people trade in their old models.
These are the supermarkets that won and lost in the Easter grocery battle
Everyone had a good few months.
Cannabis social clubs and licensed sales: How the UK could earn £1bn in drugs tax
The Liberal Democrats have called for cannabis to be legalised.
People have been listening to a LOT of David Bowie this week
Bowie could achieve his first US number 1 album.
This is the surprising first thing ever sold online
It wasn’t pizza.
Poll: Have you bought anything in the sales yet?
Sure we all love a bargain!
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