Ryanair is suing third-party flight booker Kiwi.com and Cologne airport
The airline has a long-standing policy of clamping down on sites that re-sell its fares.
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Dublin Airport's owner is hiring a team of legal eagles to help with 'significant' cases
The three-year contract from DAA is estimated to be worth €5 million and covers ‘all aspects of work’.
The Central Bank hopes a new outdoor artwork will make its HQ 'more social and transparent'
Acclaimed artist Eva Rothschild was commissioned to create a sculpture for the office.
Google is being flooded with staff mail deliveries so it's planning its own DHL-style collection hub
The tech giant said it receives hundreds of thousands of items each year.
The State's tourism unit is putting €150m on the table for 'big, bold' visitor attraction ideas
Fáilte Ireland is looking to mimic the success of the likes of Titanic Belfast.
How older-than-Ireland Flahavan's has turned porridge into a multimillion-euro business
The Waterford company is aiming to grow its export business in the US and parts of Asia.
The colossal plane-leasing sector says it's still hurting from Ireland's tax-haven status in Brazil
Brazilian tax officials blacklisted the Republic more than two years ago.
Travel tech startup TrustaBit is planning to move from California to Clare
The young firm has completed the Propeller Shannon programme and signed a major partnership deal.
HubSpot has hit a signage snag at its new Dublin docklands office
The US giant hopes to emblazon the 112,000 sq ft unit with four signs, including a ‘logo sculpture’.
Europe's gym economy is thriving. Here's how Ireland's is shaping up
The industry here is still largely made up of old-school leisure centres.
Dairy brand Glenilen Farm thinks there's still 'a lot of ground to conquer' in Brexit Britain
The market currently accounts for quarter of the Cork firm’s annual sales.
How Fiid's founder is using baby-food tech to revive the vegan startup
Shane Ryan hit a low point when he lost all of his stockists. Here’s how he rebounded.
It's not just the Brits - German tourists are getting spooked by Brexit too
The number of holidaymakers from Germany to Ireland is tipped to soften this year.
'There's a market for it': Aviation pundits approve of Aer Lingus's move towards 'premium' fares
The IAG-owned airline will launch AerSpace on a selection of routes in September.
'I've never experienced so much stress in a workplace. I've never cried so much on the job'
Theranos whistleblower Erika Cheung hopes the startup’s downfall serves as a cautionary tale.
'I distill things to vintage values. If you can keep your grandmother happy, you're onto a winner'
Coffeeangel founder Karl Purdy reflects on 15 years in business – and gazes into the crystal ball.
Tourism reps say the State overlooks the sector when it comes to wooing foreign investors
The Irish Tourism Industry Confederation suggested the government takes the sector for granted.
Medical services giant Affidea is opening its fourth walk-in clinic in Kildare
The new ExpressCare location in Naas forms part of an ongoing €25 million investment plan.
Britain's craft beer 'gold rush' has slowed to a drip. Here's how the Irish sector is shaping up
Industry pundits warn that more closures are on the way.
Michael Wright's food hall overturned a curfew that could have 'derailed' the €5m project
The plan to redevelop St Andrew’s Church in central Dublin was approved last year.