Ryanair pilots in Dublin have overwhelmingly voted for strike action
The airline has struggled to make a deal with trade union Ialpa-Fórsa.
Conor McMahon
Air traffic control strikes are proving to be a major headwind for Ryanair
The airline had to cancel more than 1,100 flights in June.
Poll: Do you trust 'influencer advertising'?
The marketing practices of social media stars have been in the spotlight recently.
Dozens of firms were threatened with legal action for failing to pay their Dublin Town bills
The city-improvement group says 95% of businesses comply with its mandatory levy.
'The clock is ticking': Delays issuing 'vital' tax reliefs are hindering Irish moviemakers
A backlog in Revenue is having a knock-on effect for production companies.
Dublin Airport wants someone to operate a multimillion-euro suite of food and drink outlets
The portfolio includes cafés near US pre-clearance and various ‘grab and go’ units dotted around the hub.
This fresh entrant to the housebuilding market has splashed out €120m on land in Dublin and Cork
Glenveagh Properties said the four sites could deliver as many as 2,780 houses and apartments.
Dealz has been taken to task for its 'sexualised' Christmas toy campaign
The discount retailer ran its ‘Elf Behaving Badly’ online ads on the basis that Irish people ‘like to laugh’.
'I didn't always deal with problems quickly enough - if you don't, it all goes pear-shaped'
The Shed Distillery’s Pat Rigney also talks about Ireland’s unsung entrepreneurs.
Poll: Should employers be obliged to offer flexible working?
It could help plug skills gaps – or cause difficulties in the office.
Here are Ireland's most active business lobbyists
Nearly 10,000 returns were submitted to the Register of Lobbying last year.
Meet the Irishman who wants to turn Emirates airline's 'fantasy land' into a reality
Enda Corneille lays out the Gulf carrier’s growth ambitions for its Dublin route to Dubai.
Scandi low-cost airline Norwegian is launching its first route from Ireland to Canada
The service to Hamilton-Toronto will commence from March 2019.
As Ireland enjoys a tourism boom, the midlands' slice of the pie is shrinking
It was the only region to record a decline in overseas visitor numbers and spend over the last three years.
Donegal's top tourist attraction is experiencing 'serious issues' with traffic and crowd control
Glenveagh National Park is struggling to cater for numbers during the busy summer season.
'I was naive in the beginning - when trust is broken, it's hard to deal with'
Arboretum’s Rachel Doyle talks about planning for retirement when she has no plans to retire.
The Sunday Business Post's editor is on the way out as the paper searches for a buyer
Ian Kehoe announced in a rare tweet that it was ‘a privilege’ to work for the title.
Poll: Do you support the government's proposed laws on low-hour contracts?
Some fear the so-called Banded Hours Bill could ‘wipe out’ small businesses.
The owner of Ireland's only Michelin-star inn thinks food could save the rural pub
Lisdoonvarna’s Wild Honey Inn won the coveted accolade last year.
What Bulmers is doing to reverse its slipping Irish cider sales
The drink is selling well in off-licences – but pubs are a challenge.