Gourmet Burger Kitchen plans to close a raft of outlets while it battles insolvency
The company said its Irish stores are safe.
Conor McMahon
'They called me a "five-to-niner". I don't believe in work-life balance'
Ex-Dragons’ Den star and Harmonia CEO Norah Casey also talks about the rip-off ‘pink tax’.
These are the airlines that will dominate Dublin Airport's skies this winter
The schedule kicks off this week and will see over 86,000 take-offs and landings at the hub.
Poll: Do you think employee opinion surveys are worthwhile?
Some say they’re useful for employers. Others think they don’t reflect issues that may be affecting workers.
Icelandic low-cost carrier Wow Air has confirmed its third Dublin-Canada connection
The airline will start flying to Vancouver via Reykjavik in June of next year.
For the first time in seven years, fewer French tourists are planning a trip to Ireland
Local tourism officials want to beef up their PR and media presence in the country.
Two months out from Christmas, retailers are short-stocked for seasonal staff
Stores are facing worker shortages as the country nears full employment.
After rolling out year-round Dublin flights, Cypriot airline Cobalt has gone bust
In 2017, it was declared ‘airline startup of the year’.
Apartment block owners aren't putting aside enough money to cover future maintenance
That’s according to a new report by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland.
'We went on strike for 10 days - that was without doubt the worst mistake I've ever made'
Meaghers Pharmacy’s Oonagh O’Hagan also talks about learning how to stop micromanaging.
Poll: Do you think there's too much focus on college degrees at the expense of trades?
Some say a skills shortage in construction is hindering the country’s ability to deliver homes.
'If we're not successful in five years, we won't be here': Go-Ahead answers privatisation fears
Ireland manager Ed Wills says he’s quickly learned that bus services are an ‘emotive’ issue.
The government was told that shifting TV licence duties to Revenue would crush post offices
A union representing An Post workers made the claims in a letter to ex-minister Denis Naughten.
Aer Lingus's CEO will step down in the new year to 'pursue other interests'
Stephen Kavanagh will be replaced at the helm by Cork man Sean Doyle.
Despite threats to cut services, Ryanair will run more winter routes than any airline worldwide
Just months ago, the carrier said it might reduce its seasonal flights from Dublin amid industrial unrest.
'We once ordered too little stock to meet demand. People were asking if we were closing down'
Malena Fashion founders Malindi and Elena Demery also talk about why they’re ‘allergic’ to negativity.
The government promised a Brexit-proof budget - here's how much it delivered
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe called it the ‘economic challenge of a generation’.
'A black day for Irish tourism': Restaurants have called for Shane Ross's head
The industry wants the Tourism Minister to step down after losing its special 9% VAT rate.
Poll: Do you support Dublin's BusConnects plan?
Some are concerned about losing direct links. But others say the existing network isn’t fit for purpose.
Tourism officials have quietly overhauled Dublin's multimillion-euro marketing brand
Three years after its initial launch, the industry says the ‘breath of fresh air’ tag hasn’t been embraced.