'Starting a business affects your health and your family life - people don't realise that'
Angel investor Ian Lucey also talks about why failure is liberating.
Conor McMahon
'Historic gems' like Dublin's Custom House should just be used for tourism
The industry says there should be an official review of iconic buildings under State ownership.
Ryanair plans to buy a majority stake in a new Austrian airline founded by an F1 legend
If approved, the Irish carrier is expected to spend €50m getting LaudaMotion off the ground.
The firm behind a major whiskey project says claims it would scar Westmeath are 'exaggerated'
Vault Whiskey Store has appealed the refusal for its €138m development.
'We need to watch out': Fewer tourists think Ireland is good value for money
Industry officials warn that the issue could damage the country’s long-term reputation with visitors.
After failing to strike a deal, Dublin Airport will re-open bids for a huge hotel joined to T2
The hub had previously announced plans for an 11-storey project.
New foreign recruitment rules promise to ease the country's chef shortage
The restaurants industry recently said Ireland needs an extra 8,000 cooks.
It's now more expensive to live in Dublin than London
The Economist’s cost of living index ranked Ireland’s capital 19th out of 133 cities.
Tower Records spun further into the red last year - but it's still 'excited for the future'
New accounts for the Dublin music retailer show that accumulated losses hit the million-euro mark.
'Housing is too expensive - planners must have twiddled their thumbs during the recession'
Glandore founder Michael Kelly also explains why Ryanair’s boss is a hero.
A well-known Wicklow cosmetic surgery has been hit with a big tax bill
The Avoca Clinic was ordered to pay €138,000, according to the latest tax defaulters list.
Poll: Should banks be stopped from using crash-era losses to lower their tax bills?
A proposed policy change could have negative consequences for taxpayers.
Uber plans to launch its food delivery service in Ireland later this year
The tech company will face stiff competition from established players like Deliveroo.
Despite criminal abuse fears, there's no sign of regulation for the cash-for-gold sector
Justice officials are considering another round of public consultation – three years after the first one.
'It's a disgrace': Food firms that revived areas in the crash are getting stung with rent spikes
The industry is concerned that property pension funds are purposely pushing up prices.
Dublin IT jobs could be sent offshore in Aer Lingus's latest shakeup
Staff were told of the planned changes at a management meeting this week.
Ray Coyle's plans for a solar farm at Tayto Park have been stalled
The entrepreneur previously said the energy project would cost €23 million to build.
Lots of women considered leaving top-level jobs over a lack of equal opportunities
A new survey has found that most female workers think there’s a poor gender split in their sector.
It's 'unlikely' big housebuilders will buy any of the remaining 250 ghost estates
Asset management firm Investec says there are ‘few if any’ opportunities for the main construction firms.
'My advice to people starting in fashion? Roll up your sleeves'
Style guru Sonya Lennon also talks about becoming an expert jumper-folder.