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Work
Cork millionaire Dan Kiely is putting cash into an Irish 'flexible working' jobs site
3 Jan 2018
Policy
'Irish companies were in denial about Brexit - it was wishful thinking'
3 Jan 2018
Internet
Dublin telecoms firm Blueface has merged with a US rival in a 'game-changing' deal
3 Jan 2018
Retail
The Irish-owned BB's café chain has hatched a plan to open dozens of outlets
2 Jan 2018
Transport
There'll soon be a huge new €160m ferry running between Dublin and Holyhead
2 Jan 2018
building and property
11 stories that summed up Ireland's crazy property market in 2017
30 Dec 2017
building and property
Whatever happened to... a 40-storey skyscraper in Dublin's docks?
29 Dec 2017
Work
'Airports are big, fat, dumb b****rds': The standout Irish business quotes of the year
28 Dec 2017
Retail
'Sales are like a drug for retailers': How Stephen's Day shopping took hold in Ireland
26 Dec 2017
Retail
'We had kids and a mortgage, so when sales slowed my wife was pulling her hair out'
23 Dec 2017
building and property
Whatever happened to... the derelict south Dublin hotel with the 'Kilternan curse'?
23 Dec 2017
Retail
'You work seven days a week until 8pm. The kids miss me, but you have to do it'
22 Dec 2017
building and property
A developer is having another go at building a massive hotel near Dublin Airport
22 Dec 2017
Retail
'When your shop is quiet it's tough not seeing anyone come in. Christmas kept us going.'
21 Dec 2017
Manufacturing
One of Mayo's biggest success stories has racked up a multimillion-euro profit
21 Dec 2017
resource and energy
There's a plan to force Irish energy companies to buy electricity from homeowners
20 Dec 2017
Internet
A French billionaire is taking control of Eir in a massive deal
20 Dec 2017
Manufacturing
A Dublin air conditioning maker has been snapped up by a Swedish industrial giant
19 Dec 2017
Retail
Irish shoppers are flocking back to Tesco in the run-up to Christmas
18 Dec 2017
food and drink
The company behind Cadbury has been told to give its Dublin workers a pay hike
17 Dec 2017
food and drink
'My cancer gave me a life check': Bobby Kerr on why he left Insomnia Coffee
16 Dec 2017
building and property
One of Ireland's biggest landlords has snapped up more than 100 Dublin apartments
15 Dec 2017
food and drink
'It's a bittersweet day for me': Bobby Kerr is leaving his Insomnia coffee business
14 Dec 2017
agribusiness
Why this Dublin woman left Melbourne to start a flower business with her in-laws
13 Dec 2017
building and property
A major developer has been cleared to build a 16-storey apartment block in north Dublin
13 Dec 2017
building and property
The number of homes to rent in Dublin is six times lower than it used to be
12 Dec 2017
building and property
After years of trying, two locals are clear to build nearly 100 apartments on Bray's seafront
9 Dec 2017
building and property
Dublin is getting Ireland's first crowdfunded housing development
9 Dec 2017
Financial Services
Competition watchdog: 'There's no evidence of a banking cartel in Ireland'
7 Dec 2017
building and property
One of Ireland's biggest developers says it may never repay its €120m debt
7 Dec 2017
Financial Services
Six years on, a thousand victims of an Irish Ponzi scheme still await compensation
7 Dec 2017
Hospitality
'At 22, I borrowed €1.5m to open a pub. I was ballsy then... now I'd be terrified'
6 Dec 2017
resource and energy
Promising Dublin tidal energy company OpenHydro is axing a big share of its staff
6 Dec 2017
building and property
Athenry residents have made a last-gasp attempt to block Apple's €850m data centre
5 Dec 2017
resource and energy
Irish Cement is being taken to court over emissions from its Limerick plant
4 Dec 2017
resource and energy
'It'll devastate the countryside': Laois locals object to one of Ireland's biggest solar farms
3 Dec 2017
Sports
The Irish firm controlled by super agent Jorge Mendes has paid out a whopping €80m
2 Dec 2017
building and property
A huge housing project that spooked Wicklow clay pigeon shooters has been scuppered
30 Nov 2017
Health
'My choice was to knuckle down and do something for myself - or emigrate'
29 Nov 2017
Financial Services
The Irish Stock Exchange is being sold in a deal worth over €130m
29 Nov 2017
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