Dublin Airport will get a 'flagship' new liquor store with a major overhaul of Terminal 2
It comes shortly after ex-Brown Thomas boss Dalton Philips took up the top job at DAA.
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'I've seen the strain long hours puts on staff - I try to mentor away from that'
GoCar boss Colm Brady also talks about ‘character building’ in a Dublin pub.
Poll: Do you keep working after you've left the office?
For business owners in particular, it can be hard to stick to regular hours.
Ryanair could face a €100m workers bill after its cancellation nightmare
But the airline’s low-cost business model remains ‘intact’, one analyst says.
Dublin's famous Alexander Hotel is getting an overhaul - and a new name
O’Callaghan Hotels Group is pumping millions into doing up three properties in the capital.
Why TG4's boss has his eye on an Irish-language Oscar win
Alan Esslemont also hopes to see the broadcaster’s content on the RTÉ Player and BBC’s iPlayer.
Why Avoca's products will never wind up on supermarket shelves
The company’s new US owner is learning about ‘experiential retail’ from the Irish outfit.
A major hotel planned near Dublin Airport has been stopped at the gate
An Bord Pleanála said the 427-room project didn’t fit in with a local area scheme.
Nearly a decade after its bailout, AIB wants to turn its customers into 'fans'
But one of the bank’s retail execs says people may need to pay extra for face-to-face services.
'Setting up a company was a needs must situation - we couldn't find jobs for love nor money'
Zahra Media Group’s Gina Miltiadou talks about ‘failing forward’ and her struggle with small talk.
'We'll lose out on mobile investment': A missed budget opportunity for entrepreneurs
But the government’s 2018 fiscal plan has been welcomed as a step in the right direction.
SuperValu's owner has been hit by a cyber attack
Musgrave Group has urged customers to check their bank statements as a precaution.
Poll: Do you expect another property crash within the next decade?
One pundit has predicted a downturn somewhere between 2023 and 2026.
Lily O'Brien's chocolates founder: 'Sugar is becoming a little bit of a bad guy'
But Mary Ann O’Brien expects the Kildare company to hit €50m in sales within a few years.
A decade on, here's how the last Bertie-era budget compares to the 2018 edition
We look back at the dying days of the Celtic Tiger.
American Airlines pilots have offered a range of supports to their 'brothers and sisters' at Ryanair
They want crew members at the Irish company to unionise.
Retailers want to revive a scheme where workers live above their shops
Retail Excellence believes the initiative would help ease the housing crisis.
After four years, United Airlines has axed its Shannon to Chicago flights
The American carrier culled the summer service because of a ‘poor financial performance’.
Tourism bigwigs want help creating a 'Wild Atlantic Way' for Ireland's midlands
Fáilte Ireland is looking for designers to create a logo and brand name for the ‘Lakelands’ region.
Ireland's aviation watchdog 'didn't want to risk' threatening Ryanair with legal action
Commissioner Cathy Mannion said she didn’t think such a move was ‘always the best way to do things’.