'We're making whiskey for wine drinkers, not just something to get s**tfaced with'
The firm behind Waterford Distillery has €20 million to spend on getting its product ready for market.
Conor McMahon
Poll: Would you be in favour of six-hour work days?
Workers in Sweden have served as guinea pigs for the shorter working week.
Cork loses out as passengers continue to flock to Dublin Airport
The capital’s hub is taking a massive chunk of Ireland’s total air traffic.
'A lot of my book was painful to write - I was admitting the things I’ve f**ked up'
3FE founder Colin Harmon self-published a title for his master’s degree.
Ireland has slipped down a global tourism index - but the industry isn't too worried
Spain topped the World Economic Forum list, while the UK also placed strongly.
The Irish 'Just Eat of salon bookings’ says Brexit is spooking startup investors
Beutifi raised €350,000 to open a London office and take on new staff.
Eventbrite says it’s stumping up for GamerCon refunds - but the organiser disagrees
Scores of people couldn’t access the gaming event after waiting in the wind and rain for hours.
The 'surprising' email that led to Irish-founded Stripe's latest company buyout
The online payments firm has acquired startup advice site Indie Hackers.
Regional carrier Stobart Air blames poor training for its illegal sharing of sensitive staff info
The airline operates flights on behalf of Aer Lingus Regional.
Poll: Should bosses of bailed-out Irish banks have their salaries capped?
Since 2009, executives at bailed-out banks have had their salaries capped at €500,000.
Pharma giant Johnson & Johnson has snapped up a Galway firm in a massive deal
Neuravi was acquired by the company’s neurosurgery arm, Codman Neuro.
Eason's boss is stepping down after seven years at the bookseller's helm
The new managing director will be charged with implementing the company’s investment plans.
The number of new firms being set up has increased... but so have insolvencies
More than 12,600 new companies and businesses were formed in Ireland since the start of 2017.
Why travel firms say consumer protection rules need to be brought 'into the 21st century'
The Lowcostholidays collapse last year highlights problems with decades-old ‘bonding’ laws.
Independent grocers' behind-the-scenes strategy to stall the march of the German giants
Industry body RGDATA has tried to block four Aldi and Lidl outlets so far this year.
U2 guitarist The Edge is putting cash into a Dublin ticketing startup
Several large investment companies are also backing Coras.
Shannon Airport is being downgraded. This is why that's not such a big deal
The mid-west hub will be realigned as a ‘flexible category nine’ service to cut costs.
The number of Brits visiting Ireland has plunged
The pound’s weakness after the Brexit vote is blamed for the sudden drop in traffic.
The amount spent on digital ads in Ireland should overtake traditional media this year
US researchers have predicted more than half the near-billion euro spend on ads will head online.
Poll: Do you think Nama sold its assets off too quickly?
A new study has suggested that the Irish taxpayer missed out on up to €18 billion.