Ryanair wants UK airports to restrict alcohol sales after a spike in boozy travellers
There has been a significant rise in passenger disturbances caused by excessive drinking.
Killian Woods
There's a shortage of chefs in Ireland – but the industry can't agree why
The trade may need an image overhaul to attract new, skilled workers.
An airport in upstate New York wants a piece of Ireland's budget transatlantic boom
Syracuse Airport officials have met with both Norwegian and Wow Air about new routes.
It's not only houses and offices - now Dublin warehouses are in short supply
Industrial rents are expected to rise consistently over the next two years.
'Horror stories' about Irish rents are turning foreign tech workers off in their droves
There has been a big increase in candidates turning down job offers, one recruiter says.
A group of architects wants to save this 'piece of heritage' from demolition
The building on Baggot Street dates back to the 1960s.
Revealed: The Irish counties that will suffer most from a 'hard Brexit'
It’s not just the border regions that are likely to bear the brunt.
Conroy Gold's largest shareholder has moved to oust its 83-year-old founder
Richard Conroy has been with the company since it was set up in 1995.
'My worst job was gutting chickens': The founder of €300m Irish tech firm Movidius
David Moloney talks about how the best advice he ever got led him to start the company.
Take a guided tour of... the global tech company based in a Howth lighthouse
D4H’s clients include the US Department of Defense.
Barclays is moving into this new Dublin office - with room for 300 more staff
The financial firm will occupy two and a half floors of the new Molesworth Street office block.
'So much of fintech is people giving stuff away for free. It's not sustainable'
Brett Meyers of CurrencyFair tells us what sector he thinks is the most over-hyped.
Locals are fighting a housing development near Blarney Castle that could 'spoil' tourism
The project has already been given council approval in a region earmarked for more homes.
The event trying to make software sexy is bringing a flavour of SXSW to Dublin
SaaStock is rolling out a series of one-day ‘accelerators’ across Dublin this year.
After drawing the ire of General Electric, this Athlone startup has retreated from the US
The giant conglomerate issued a cease-and-desist letter to OxyMem.
Uber's ridesharing plans for Ireland may have suffered their final setback
The transport watchdog has poured cold water on the tech company’s plans for a pilot in Limerick.
Hop House 13's rise is making up for sluggish Guinness sales at Diageo
Bailey’s has also continued its global ‘turnaround’.
Irish board appointments are still dominated by a 'who you know' culture
And the Institute of Directors in Ireland has said there is limited appetite for change.
Michael O'Leary's pay package climbed even higher last year
The Ryanair chief heads a list of the best-paid European airline bosses.
'Michael O'Leary doesn't care what people think. I've tried to model what he does'
Michael Flynn tells us what he would be doing if he wasn’t selling mattresses.