The boss of Aer Lingus warns Reykjavik could steal transatlantic traffic from Dublin
Stephen Kavanagh said without faster connections, carriers might migrate to the Icelandic capital.
Conor McMahon
Meet the businesses luring Irish teachers to classrooms around the globe
These firms tempt educators with tax-free salaries and other perks.
Your crash course in... How German-style housing co-ops could end 'generation rent'
The ownership model has been put forward as an affordable solution for housing.
Aer Lingus chief says it's not his job to make disgruntled frequent flyers happy
Some passengers complained that they no longer have access to perks like fast-track security.
'If it wasn't Brexit, it would be something else'
Agriculture minister Michael Creed said food producers are always reacting to some challenge.
Tayto's parent fined €2,000 for contaminated gluten-free crisps
Largo Foods blamed the incident on a production line malfunction.
Poll: Which do you prefer, a cash or gift bonus?
Some say firms are better off boosting staff morale with long-lasting presents than money.
The former Zanzibar Hotel on Dublin's north quays has been sold to an aparthotel group
Lockeliving reportedly wants to develop more than 100 rooms at the site.
Cricket powder and getting over the 'gross factor' - the unlikely business of edible insects
Lara Hanlon, founder of Éntomo, wants to see Ireland cultivate an entomophagy industry.
Corporate gifts used to be about champagne - now firms demand tokens that will last
Louise Lonergan says non-cash bonuses can boost staff morale.
New companies topped 20,000 last year for the first time in almost two decades
There was an 8% increase in the number of new Irish firms registered with the CRO in 2016.
Why 2017 could be the year the 'robo-advisors' finally come to town
Automated financial advice is expected to shake up the wealth management sector.
Black Friday helped bolster strong retail sales in the lead-up to Christmas
But the November period was also characterised by heavy discounting for traders.
After a 17-year ban, Egypt has reopened its beef market to Irish farmers
Five firms have got the green light to export to the major consumer market.
A Dublin-founded gaming conference is rolling out across Europe in its first year
GamerCon will bring 20,000 gamers to the capital before going to London, Berlin and Madrid.
The Cliffs of Moher had record visitors last year - but facilities are barely coping in peak season
The attraction has tried discounts to encourage groups to come at less busy times.
Most small business owners plan to go hiring in 2017
But employers’ confidence is flagging after a rocky 2016.
IDA boss: Ireland can 'buck the trend' and get more multinational jobs in every region
Martin Shanahan said the state body will make good on its promise to increase FDI outside Dublin.
'Staycationing' Brits are the biggest threat to the Irish tourism industry this year
IHF president Joe Dolan says businesses in the border counties are in for a tough 2017.
Plot twist - Book sales are up, but they're worth less and less to retailers
Retail Ireland says the weak pound has knocked up to 15% off the value of some stocks.