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On The Journalfire1
A once-mysterious Dublin med-tech firm has raised €40m to bankroll its heart device
On The Journalstonebridge centre
One of Ireland's wealthiest families is building a leisure centre on the Wexford seafront
On The Journalgetcover
'I put on my brother's second-hand suit and knocked on doors to get my first job'
On The Journalballymore group
Two building giants battling over pyrite 'should make sure homeowners are paid first'
mind the gap films'My mother raised 13 children running a Kildare drapery shop - she's my business hero'
On The Journalacrylamide
Hoteliers say stricter rules on a cancer-causing food substance would be 'unworkable'
On The JournalInterview
A top US-based investor says most Irish startups make the same mistakes in America
On The Journalbuilding and property
Dún Laoghaire residents threatened with eviction have won a key battle against vulture funds
On The JournalDiscrimination
Solas ordered to pay €20,000 to a 60-year-old worker asked if he should 'take it easy'
On The Journaldigital irish
A top US-based investor says most Irish startups make the same mistakes in America
On The Journalvocavio
This Dublin startup can work out how stressed workers are – from just their voices
On The JournalSupermarket Wars
Tesco has blocked Lidl's multimillion-euro plan to expand one of its Limerick stores
On The JournalTransport
Coach tour companies say EU rules on drivers' breaks are 'fracturing' their business
On The Journalbusiness doctors
'I'd work 70 hours a week for myself so I don't have to work 40 for someone else'
st helen's courtDún Laoghaire residents threatened with eviction have won a key battle against vulture funds
On The JournalFast Food
Supermac's is hiring hundreds of people as it opens half a dozen new outlets
On The JournalFinancial Services
The head of Ulster Bank has been poached by supermarket giant Tesco
On The Journalnot the teacher's pet
The State has been accused of 'anti-competitive' promotion of some language schools
