How a Cork peninsula with poor access and scant facilities plans to win more tourists
Sheep’s Head was named a ‘European destination of excellence’ but suffers from low visitor numbers.
Conor McMahon
State funding for Dublin's St Patrick's Festival will be cut from next year
Fáilte Ireland chairman Michael Cawley says the private sector should back the big-ticket event.
A multimillion-euro 'innovation hub' is opening in the old Dún Laoghaire ferry terminal
The space will house both companies and startups in need of coworking space.
'We're not bad neighbours': Dunnes Stores isn't happy with Cork City Council
The retailer has objected to restrictions imposed on a planned revamp of one of its stores.
Here's what makes it easy (and difficult) to do business in Ireland
The country ranked 17th in a World Bank ‘ease of doing business’ global study.
After raising €2m from investors, the firm behind this gadget is calling in the liquidator
Dublin-based Galvanic failed to hit its most recent crowdfunding target.
'I'm put off by people who don't embrace change - that's a big hindrance'
Executive recruiter Estelle Davis talks about her favourite job interview questions.
Ryanair claims there's a waiting list of 2,500 pilots looking to join its ranks
CEO Michael O’Leary took questions from investors over the airline’s recent cancellations ‘cock-up’.
'Dubliners haven't a clue how to get around the city - how do we expect tourists to manage?'
Tourism chiefs say visitors need help navigating the capital’s public transport system.
There's an underground poitín bar behind this mural in Dublin city centre
Pop-up joint 1661 is open until the end of next month.
Butlers Chocolates made a very tasty profit last year
The company sold more than €35m worth of sweets in 2016.
'Parcel Motel was my biggest risk - we didn't know how long it would take to catch on'
The firm’s general manager, Orla Sheils, also talks about the importance of ‘do nothing’ days.
A Danish electric car-sharing firm is looking to launch in Dublin
GreenMobility has started ‘initial dialogues’ with potential franchisees.
Poll: Do you think Ireland's housing crisis is exaggerated?
A leading government adviser certainly thinks it is.
This scientist wants to turn Ireland into 'a central hub' for medical cannabis
Greenlight Medicines’ James Linden plans to open a new facility in Donegal next year.
Disasters and insults are just part of the job for Ireland's aviation watchdog
Commissioner Cathy Mannion was recently accused of running a ‘toothless’ office.
How Paddy Power's 'head of mischief' learned the c-word in 40 languages
Féilim MacAnIomaire famously got a job at the bookies by taking out a billboard ad.
The government's new PR guru insists he's not running a 'spin unit' for Leo Varadkar
John Concannon heads the controversial new €5 million ‘strategic communications unit’.
'It's a form of national service': Malaysia Airlines' CEO on why he's returning to Ryanair
Incoming operations chief Peter Bellew also described the crisis-hit airline as ‘Ireland’s greatest company’.
The firm behind two five-star hotels in Kerry lost millions of euro last year
The company that owns Dunloe Castle is worried about the ‘troubling state’ of the EU.