Aer Southeast's boss insists there's 'no change' in the airline's plans to operate Waterford-UK flights
The newly founded airline was told to stop selling tickets because it doesn’t have a licence.
Conor McMahon
Poll: Should Ireland sell more of its bank shares this year?
MEP Brian Hayes says the government would generate €1 billion if it sold its stake in Bank of Ireland.
These sectors have seen the most businesses fail since the start of the year
The total number of insolvent firms decreased in the first six months of 2017.
Dublin council has rejected Johnny Ronan's plan to build the city's tallest building
It said the 22-storey project would ‘seriously detract from the setting and character of the Custom House’.
This Dublin startup wants to become 'the Airbnb for business'
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Popertee.
Wexford mussels farmers are fighting two dairy giants' 'catastrophic' wastewater plan
The dispute centres on a plant jointly owned by offshoots of Glanbia and Danone.
Cash-strapped RTÉ is recruiting outside spin doctors to help manage its public image
The state broadcaster already employs a 21-person PR team.
'Too good not to take': Teeling Whiskey has sold a stake to drinks giant Bacardi
The white rum maker will import and distribute the Dublin firm’s range in the US.
Tesco is scoping out one-hour deliveries for Irish customers
The supermarket chain rolled out the service in central London this week.
The claims and counter-claims at the heart of the bitter Dublin Town row
A group of businesses want to do away with the city-improvement scheme.
Aer Lingus's CEO insists its controversial loyalty scheme is 'of value to the market'
Frequent flyer programme Aerclub has faced heavy criticism since it was launched last year.
A 'currency challenge' has already wiped 100,000 Brits off Ireland's visitor numbers
Trips from UK residents are down 7% so far this year.
'We own the future of travel – nobody is going to get remotely bloody close to us'
Michael O’Leary claims Ryanair will ‘eliminate’ Booking.com in the next 10 years.
Poll: Would you risk your job to become a whistle-blower?
Uber’s chief executive was ousted after a damning account of sexual harassment at the company.
Dublin's 'breath of fresh air' brand may get a makeover - because it's too 'coastal'
Fáilte Ireland is looking for designs to rival the famous ‘I Amsterdam’ sign.
Let's Get Checked is the STI-testing startup that wants to be taken seriously
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.
Why Ryanair is right to worry about post-Brexit flyers being 'back on boats'
Michael O’Leary has a real point to make about UK-EU flight rights – but it’s a self-serving one.
Paddy Cosgrave: 'Maybe one day we can make this a 20,000-person event in Dublin'
The Web Summit head says next year’s Moneyconf will be focused on retail.
The curious case of Paddy Cosgrave's missing chickens and the fight against corruption
The Web Summit boss had a lot to get off his chest at a press conference today.
Dublin Airport is looking for better ways to scare off birds
Hares, badgers and foxes are also on the hit list.