After months of decline, more Brits are visiting Ireland - but business shouldn't rejoice just yet
Tourism officials say our biggest market ‘remains a concern’.
Conor McMahon
Poll: Should gender pay gap reporting be compulsory?
Proposed legislation on mandatory disclosures is expected to be brought to the Oireachtas soon.
'The standards are questionable': B&Bs say cheaper Airbnb rivals may damage the sector
Two in five operators say the site contributed to a drop in business so far this year.
A Danish 'disposable decor' homewares brand is setting up in the old Waltons music shop
It will be Søstrene Grene’s largest unit in Ireland – and its first in Dublin city centre.
'We don’t catch falling knives': Ryanair denies courting rival Norwegian Air
The Scandi airline’s CEO said the Irish carrier has ‘shown interest’ in it.
Emirates has put off plans for a third Dublin-Dubai flight due to some 'pain points'
The Gulf airline put the extra service on ice due to ‘infrastructural issues’.
'My worst job was building an office. We had to stay all night pumping water onto the street'
Lynk CEO Noel Ebbs also talks about learning to let people brainstorm freely.
An Irish teeth-straightening startup has raised €10m to double its workforce
Your Smile Direct lets people correct minor issues like tooth overcrowding from home.
SuperValu's owner is planning for a future rife with veganism and in-store 'experiences'
The Cork-based Musgrave group has set out a vision for convenience retail in 2025.
Poll: Do you think the death of bricks-and-mortar retail is overstated?
Harvey Norman’s Irish boss said the story that e-commerce is killing physical stores is ‘fake news’.
Aer Lingus faces the industrial relations watchdog over its lost-property outsourcing
Trade unionists objected to the IAG-owned carrier’s decision to enlist a third party for the service.
The Irish union in talks with Ryanair wants the airline hit with 'bogus self-employment' laws
Fórsa appears to be on a collision course with the budget carrier as the parties try to hammer out a deal.
Dublin's hotels are the fullest in Europe as room prices soar
Tourism officials are worried that visitors think the city offers poor value for money.
Harvey Norman's boss: The death of physical stores at the hands of online is 'fake news'
Blaine Callard accused the media and technologists of spreading ‘a false narrative’.
An Applegreen bigwig says blocking rivals' growth plans is just 'part of the business'
But Joe Barrett says the industry practice of lodging appeals against rival developments is ‘unfortunate’.
Woodie's is revamping its stores as part of an Apple-inspired reboot
Nearly 30 outlets will get a makeover by the end of this year.
'The downturn was very sobering - I made some serious financial mistakes'
MediaHQ and All Good Tales CEO Jack Murray also talks about quitting social media apps.
Multimillion-pound discounter The Works accuses Irish rivals of stifling its growth
The retailer, which is little-known here, claims to sell more books than WH Smith.
Poll: Do you think it's a good idea to have health warnings on alcohol?
Advocates say it will reduce consumption. Small firms argue it could prove detrimental for their business.
'A great win for the midlands': An Indian packaging firm is setting up shop in Longford
Leetha Industries is establishing a new operation called Red Seal Cups.