A 'slow adventure' tourist attraction will be rolled out from Dublin... to Longford
It’s hoped the Royal Canal Greenway will appeal to walking and cycling fans at home and abroad.
Conor McMahon
This is what it will take to turn Dublin into a European cruise capital
The semi-state that runs the port is looking to Denmark and Canada for inspiration.
Jameson's owner just bought Cork craft beer outfit Eight Degrees Brewing
The eight-year-old firm partnered with the whiskey giant on its ‘Caskmates’ project.
Two big supermarkets and a tech giant tumbled out of Ireland's top 10 favourite firms
Credit unions topped the poll – Irish Water came in dead last.
Sales slip at the firm behind Irish Farmers Journal as its readers face 'considerable uncertainty'
The trust that owns the weekly newspaper is also battling with ‘major changes’ in media.
'Shortly after launching our main device, I had to let people go - it was gut-wrenching'
Drop CEO Ben Harris also talks about learning to become a ‘facilitator’.
Meet the 'secretive' Limerick man who's quietly putting eyes on spacecraft and cars
Arralis CEO Barry Lunn is working towards the motoring industry’s ‘iPhone moment’.
'He had a syringe full of blood and put it to my neck': The front line of Irish pharmacies
Lobbyists say crimes against healthcare professionals have been getting worse in recent years.
Budget airline Norwegian rejected not one but two takeover offers from Aer Lingus's parent
IAG has been circling the Scandi carrier in recent times.
Lloyds Pharmacy's refusal to negotiate with trade unionists could spark industrial action
The company says it deals with employees through a ‘colleague representative committee’.
'The biggest risk I've ever taken? Working directly with my father'
Cól Campbell of Bewley’s also talks about the toughest thing he’s ever had to do.
Poll: Should businesses get involved in political campaigns?
Some think companies shouldn’t weigh in on societal issues.
Up to one-third of firms haven't been paying their Dublin Town bills on time
But the not-for-profit says 95% of its members eventually comply with the levy.
This Voxpro exec is bringing the self-driving car industry to Achill Island for 'the craic'
A handful of motoring VIPs will network and kitesurf at the MobilityX conference when it heads to Mayo.
Ryanair won't cut a deal with Irish staff until 'competitor airline pilots' butt out
The low-cost airline has made ‘very little progress’ with trade unionists in Dublin.
Low-cost carrier Norwegian has received 'several inquiries' since its first hinted takeover
IAG, which owns Aer Lingus, bought a small stake in the airline and mooted a full buyout.
Cathay Pacific's Europe boss says he's 'surprised' at the level of Asian interest in Ireland
The new Dublin-Hong Kong route has attracted interest from Chinese, Japanese and Filipino globetrotters.
'I used to be scared to say no - I had to learn how to stand up to senior people'
Deliveroo Ireland’s Liam Cox also says he’s had to become a better communicator in the role.
The car market is 'shrouded in uncertainty' as imports outpace new registrations
Second-hand cars from the UK are hurting domestic sales, according to a new report.
This Dragons' Den star says Nelson Mandela discovered the secret to good meetings
Chanelle McCoy says leaders can sometimes ‘cloud creativity’ without realising.