Cha-ching! Irish-based tech firms raised almost a billion euro last year
The life-sciences sector was the ‘star performer’.
Conor McMahon
Dublin has the biggest cluster of startups in Europe - but not enough offices to house them
Ireland’s capital struggles with high rent prices and a relatively small stock of offices.
Poll: Could you work with your other half?
For some it’s a winning formula, but others say office and home life shouldn’t mix.
Waterford Airport has entered 'detailed discussions' to bring back commercial flights
The transport minister will meet airport management tomorrow to ‘discuss its future’.
The Limerick firm turning chicken manure into energy has sealed millions from investors
BHSL expects to have €7 million before March to fund its expansion.
Tourism Ireland says turning landmarks green for Paddy's Day is worth €10m in free publicity
The state agency spent €25,000 on the programme last year.
Cork outsourcing firm Voxpro has nearly doubled its sales in a year
The profitable company says it needs ‘sustainable long-term funding’ to achieve its growth plans.
As HP shuts its Leixlip print plant, we look back at its 20 years in Kildare
Up to 500 job losses were announced at the firm today.
An 'unacceptable' number of credit unions aren't doing background checks on staff
The Central Bank has reported poor compliance with its fitness and probity scheme.
Poll: Should there be a cap on how often Dublin homes can be rented out on Airbnb?
Apartments and houses in London can only be made available for 90 days per year.
Shane Ross won't commit to preserving the tourism sector's reduced tax rate
The tourism minister said the industry would thrive, ’9% VAT or not’.
More than a third of Airbnb listings outside Dublin aren't lived in by their owners
The figures come as lawmakers consider regulation amid the worsening housing crisis.
What tourism officials are doing to lure visitors to Ireland's overlooked north-west
The bulk of Wild Atlantic Way travellers opt to head south – and bypass Sligo and Donegal.
Irish mobile marketing firm Zamano to wind down 'existing business lines'
The public company said new payments rules were having a ‘significant impact’ on business.
Your crash course in... Why foreign airlines are queuing to set up operations in Ireland
Sweden’s SAS airline is the latest carrier to apply for an Irish air operators licence.
The Irish Post newspaper is snapping up parts of the now-defunct Irish TV
The paper said the sale would give it ‘a foothold’ in Ireland.
A 'creative and free-flowing' workspace for small firms will open in Dublin's city centre
The Brickhouse co-working space will open its doors in April.
Dublin firm Mainstay Medical has made the first sale of its 'breakthrough' back pain device
The company announced its Reactiv8 device was used at a hospital in Germany.
Ryanair says no to on-board Wi-Fi, transatlantic routes - and flights from Waterford
The airline’s communications chief said he is still asked when it will return to the troubled airport.
These are the skills tomorrow's graduates will need to find jobs
Students are advised to consider ‘traditional’ courses like finance and computing for their CAO applications.