Phone network iD Mobile Ireland will shut up shop next month
Almost three years after its glitzy launch, the company will cease trading at the start of April.
Conor McMahon
The global head of Michelin reveals how restaurants can win a coveted star
There are just 11 businesses in Ireland that have received the esteemed award.
Restaurants are recruiting chefs from Italy and Croatia to fill shortages here
The industry says Ireland needs to train an extra 8,000 cooks.
Tourism funding slammed as 'derisory' as rural firms struggle for grants
The industry says staff cuts at Fáilte Ireland have delayed grant applications.
The UK's divorce from the EU is hurting Ireland's cross-border weddings trade
Northern Irish couples are the ‘bread and butter’ of some regional hoteliers.
Tourism chiefs will lure overseas visitors to the south-east with 'on-trend' Vikings
Fáilte Ireland is developing a visitor ‘experience’ from Wicklow to the hinterland of Cork city.
'It's armageddon for business': The big snow could cost retailers hundreds of millions of euro
Businesses are concerned about lost sales heading into the usually busy weekend period.
Dublin retail rents are six times higher than the national average
It costs €6,000 per sq m to rent desirable shop space in the capital.
Electronics chain Maplin has collapsed into administration blaming Brexit for its woes
Six Irish stores hang in the balance after the retailer battles insolvency.
Here's what employers need to know about the 'Beast from the East'
ISME says it’s ‘imperative’ firms have a staff safety and communications plan in place.
Tourism Ireland says 'the craic' alone isn't enough to win back British tourists
Niall Gibbons said there needs to be more of a focus on outdoor activities for visitors.
'We make mistakes every day - if you're not failing, you're not trying very hard'
Strong Roots’ Sam Dennigan also talks about why entrepreneurs should ‘stick to the knitting’.
Poll: Should Dublin Port be uprooted for housing?
It has been suggested the facility could make way for 40,000 units.
Aer Lingus passengers will have to pay up to €60 for the return of lost items
The IAG-owned airline is using a third-party firm to provide a ‘find and return’ service.
'Distillers will go out of business': Why Ireland needs to build big whiskey warehouses
Developers are worried planning delays could hurt small firms.
Despite drawing ire from lobbyists, few firms complain to the State about commercial rates
The Valuation Office received just six written complaints in 2016 and 2017.
Littlewoods credits the GAA for helping it 'recruit' new shoppers and sell more sportswear
The online retailer’s sales surpassed the €70 million-mark last year.
Glanbia is taking a punt on the trendy world of plant-based 'superfoods'
The Kilkenny-headquartered food giant acquired US nutrition firm Amazing Grass in 2017.
'I used to think I had to do everything myself - I learned that smart people ask for help'
Fexco’s Ruth McCarthy also talks about why she tries not to worry too much about things.
Chefs' pay is increasing - but it's still sub-par for junior roles
Industry officials say Irish food firms need 5,000 new chefs a year to meet demand.