Michael O'Leary says Europe's skies could face 'full meltdown' this summer
The Ryanair boss warned staff shortages and strikes at air traffic control may hurt millions of passengers.
Conor McMahon
Burger chain Five Guys is opening a joint in Swords Pavilions' new 'restaurant quarter'
The €3.3 million development is due to be completed by the end of the year.
'I'd love to have a Graham Norton-style chair for job interviews'
Click&Go’s Paul Hackett talks about why he’s no time for slow decision-makers.
A Trinity College spin-out has raised thousands to bring virtual reality 'into the mainstream'
Volograms has closed a €600,000 seed investment round.
Rising costs and tightening margins have forced food waste startup Obeo to shut up shop
The four-year-old outfit had previously featured on RTÉ show Dragons’ Den.
Poll: Do you think four job interviews for a single role is too many?
Google Ireland used to quiz candidates as many as 16 times.
A year after hailing a record funding round, Plynk is headed for liquidation
The Dublin money messaging startup previously got backing from State-backed sources.
Red napkins and royalty: How local firms are trying to woo wealthy Chinese tourists
The first direct flight from Dublin to Beijing takes off next week.
Why DAA's new boss has been collecting toilet-cleaning tips from Hong Kong airport
Dalton Philips is using his retail know-how to shape the future of Dublin and Cork’s aviation hubs.
Lloyds Pharmacy workers have voted to go on strike next week
The industrial action follows the retailer rejecting a recommendation to sit down with union officials.
'The first time I let somebody go as a result of poor performance left a bit of a scar'
Stobart Air’s Graeme Buchanan talks about why he’d probably be a builder in an alternate life.
Major outsourcing firm Abtran is recruiting hundreds of people for its new Sligo hub
The company currently employs 2,000 workers at existing offices in Cork, Dublin, Kildare and southern India.
The government plans to slap a five-year expiration date on all gift cards
The Minister for Business says a lack of vouchers regulation ’causes confusion and worry’ for shoppers.
'It's outrageous': A State sweep of nail bars found rampant employment law abuses
Two in five salons inspected last year broke rules on permits, payments or working hours.
Hoteliers say taxis should be forced to offer card payments as a 'basic service'
The industry’s lobby group has described cabbies as ‘ambassadors for their country’.
Access to affordable childcare would help plug skills gaps - and bring down business costs
The national competitiveness watchdog has branded Ireland ‘high-cost and rising’.
Restoring duty-free between Ireland and the UK could bring a €45m post-Brexit boost
That’s according to a new economic report commissioned by the Irish Duty-Free Alliance.
A lack of desirable office space in Galway is 'severely hampering' the city
Property firm Cushman & Wakefield said poor supply in the region is now at a ‘critical stage’.
'I once used my house as collateral for the rights to a show - I'd never do that these days'
ShinAwil CEO Larry Bass talks about what it takes to make it in the TV industry.
Harvey Norman managed to stem the losses at its Irish stores last year
The Australian retailer is planning to open two new stores next year.