How doodling could stop you dozing off at conferences
Cork firm Think Visual helps companies make meetings more fun by drawing the minutes.
Conor McMahon
Airlines with 'half-assed' mobile apps are losing out to the likes of Skyscanner
Even though they know more about their customers than Google.
The owners of Westport House have snapped up an Australian workwear brand
A clothing firm run by the Hughes family has bought rival Prime Mover Workwear.
A family-owned cake maker has raised over €6m for a new factory in Tallaght
The funding round was led by the state-backed BDO Development Capital Fund.
Seaweed could shield Ireland's food and drink business from Brexit fallout
Demand in Europe for marine vegetables is growing by up to 10% each year.
CityJet is set to cut staff at its London City Airport base
Executive chairman Pat Byrne said the company will focus on its growing wet lease arm.
The head of Ireland's largest hotel group says reports that Dublin is too expensive are 'rubbish'
Dalata boss Pat McCann said room rates in the capital are much lower than other European destinations.
A state-led scheme to stop late payments has relaunched after getting hardly any sign-ups
In two years, just 42 companies signed the government’s ‘prompt payment code’.
Poll: Should Ireland give Dutch-style tax breaks to tempt high-flying foreigners to these shores?
Skilled workers that move to the Netherlands can get a tax-free lump sum equal to 30% of their salary.
'Setting up a business will suck the life out of you, in the best way possible'
Kathryn Thomas took a dive into the startup world with her fitness camps.
Ryanair's chief trainer says Ireland should be the capital of the billion-euro student pilot industry
More than 500,000 new ‘skippers’ are expected to be needed over the next two decades.
Food processor Dawn Farms will pump €25m into its 'meat innovation' hub in Naas
The innovation centre designs products for restaurant chains and food manufacturers.
'The Ryanair of transatlantic services': Norwegian Air's Irish flights launched after three-year wait
The low-cost airline has announced its long overdue transatlantic services from four Irish airports.
This aviation bigwig thinks Ireland should give huge tax cuts to skilled foreigners
Aercap chief Aengus Kelly said the country is losing in the race for exec-level talent.
One of Ireland's biggest companies is selling a chunk of the business behind Avonmore milk
Glanbia plans to sell a 60% stake in its dairy division for €112m.
Michael O'Leary: The government should scrap one of Ireland's 'greatest policy catastrophes'
The Ryanair boss said the air travel tax should be formally abolished.
Poll: Should robots be taxed like human workers?
Well, Bill Gates thinks so.
These are the major trends expected to shape the Irish ad industry in 2017
Marketers will spend almost a billion euro on ads this year, according to Core Media.
The figures that reveal Ryanair's 'very up and down' relationship with Shannon Airport
The budget airline has tried and dumped more routes there than at almost any other base.
The highs and lows of Fyffes' 30-year journey from a Dundalk grocers to a €750m Japanese exit
The fruit firm’s sale was given its final clearance today.