Two state-backed bodies are doing battle over long-awaited sewerage plans for Kerry
The dispute hinges on the future of Lough Leane, a popular tourist and fishing spot.
Conor McMahon
Aldi snitched on an Irish shopping-delivery startup for offering non-existent products
The German discounter complained that items listed on Buymie’s app were misleading.
'If you thought about setting up a business too deeply, you mightn't do it'
As part of our new weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Sligo’s StoryLab.
Blanchardstown Centre has applied for a €15m extension
The 60,000 sq ft development would create several large retail units.
Delivery giant UPS has bought Irish logistics firm Nightline
The company will eventually be rebranded after the deal, as will its popular Parcel Motel service.
NDRC has launched its first regional accelerator programme
It will cater for up to 10 young firms based in the Galway area.
Pints with Guinness's head brewer and banquets in Christchurch: How Ireland woos conferences
The country’s multimillion-euro events sector has struggled with a lack of venues for large gala events.
A 75-year-old diver is stalling waste-dumping plans from Ireland's largest company
CRH subsidiary Roadstone has been delayed from filling a disused quarry with construction refuse.
GamerCon is out of cash - and its suppliers are out of pocket
Some firms have been asked to wait six months or more for payment after the flawed event.
A pending court ruling could force a big shift in how Ryanair deals with European staff
The case hinges on whether workers should be dealt with under Irish or other countries’ laws.
These are the sectors that attracted the most complaints about their ads
Written submissions to the advertising watchdog went up last year.
Irish bosses favour more holidays for staff - but workers are unlikely to take them
Employers think that more days off would improve productivity.
AIB has been handed a €2.2m fine for breaching anti-money laundering laws
A Central Bank investigation found that the bank was slow to report hundreds of suspicious transactions.
Why businesses are up in arms about plans to bar more cars from Dublin's city centre
A new lobby group said the rules would threaten the capital’s ‘economic viability’.
Poll: Should mortgage lending rules for credit unions be relaxed?
It has been suggested that they could increase competition for the dominant banks.
Ryanair is putting €1.5m into Trinity College's new 'professor of entrepreneurship'
The donation comes as Ireland’s top business schools are planning major expansions.
Why Irish seaweed farming could be about to take off after a decade of delays
Bord Iascaigh Mhara says it’s ‘inevitable’ the industry will emerge, despite opposition.
Retail Ireland's new head wants to convince people that jobs in shops aren't just for students
BWG Foods boss Willie O’Byrne was appointed to the role earlier this week.
A Spanish brewery has bought a big chunk of the firm that makes O'Hara's craft beer
The maker of Estrella Galicia beer is taking a 32% stake in Carlow Brewing Company.
Two Kerry brothers plan to construct Ireland's tallest building in Cork
Kevin and Donal O’Sullivan helped develop some of New York’s most iconic structures.