The Irish hotels industry is booming, but it's Dublin that is really going through the roof
Regional hoteliers have been seeing a major pick up in the weddings market.
Conor McMahon
Eir is challenging its legal requirement to provide basic phone services in rural areas
The company will file a claim against ComReg in the High Court later this week.
Most small businesses in Ireland still don't bother with social media
And while many companies now have a web presence, a much smaller share is set up to trade online.
Poll: Is the government right to appeal the EU's decision on Apple's tax affairs in Ireland?
The Irish government insists it didn’t offer Apple a sweetheart tax deal.
The EU has shrugged off claims that free-trade talks with the US have 'de facto failed'
The controversial TTIP proposal has been three years in the making.
An open-door policy for dogs leaves a lot of businesses in a legal grey area
They may be cute and cuddly, but dogs are a problem for health inspectors.
'The internet has given people the license to believe they are writers. But writing is work'
Legendary food critic John McKenna explains how he has kept his business afloat as the guidebook trade dies.
The competition watchdog is running its eyes over Bon Secours' bid for a Limerick hospital
The Irish healthcare giant has reportedly made a €15 million bid for Barringtons private clinic.
Your crash course in... Norwegian Air's Irish problem
Why has this story been stuck at the departure gate for so long?
Ireland's largest Gibraltar-based insurer is pulling out of the motor market
One of Zenith Insurance’s local underwriting agents said high claims were behind the withdrawal.
Liffey Valley gets the go-ahead to expand - but parking could be a problem
The shopping centre will now have over 60,000 sq m of retail and leisure space.
Terrorism and Brexit are taking their toll on Irish booking giant Hostelworld
The spate of attacks in Europe have put a dampener on the tourism industry.
Beer makers want the government to sort out the 'regressive' excise duty
Production is up, but thirst for a cold one has dropped again.
Dublin's sky-high hotel prices keep soaring, putting pressure on the industry's special tax rate
Occupancy in the capital’s hotel sector is among the highest in Europe.
Poll: How often do you buy a newspaper?
The industry has been in terminal decline since 2007.
Despite the march of technology, the business trip is nowhere near its use-by date
But modern executives aren’t nearly as fussy as travellers were in the past.
A struggling Irish bitcoin startup has been hoovered up by a Japanese retail giant
Rakuten has acquired Bitnet’s assets for an undisclosed sum.
Permanent TSB's business borrowers now have more power to appeal loan refusals
The bank re-entered the SME lending market last year.
A year after their Top Gear walkout, its former stars raise millions for a motoring-media startup
Facebook and Hailo’s backers have invested in the Clarkson-Hammond-May project.
This Irish fintech startup wants to become the Starbucks of share investment
Rubicoin hopes to introduce its apps to new markets after raising another €1.2m from investors.