An empire torn in two - the dramatic story of Dublin's disappearing Screen Cinema
After 30 years the cinema is set to close its doors this Monday.
Killian Woods
The JustEat of Irish salon bookings is taking on the UK
Beutifi acquires SalonAddicts as part of moves to expand into Britain.
The humble potato is finally making a comeback
Ireland’s relationship with potatoes is on the mend.
Things aren't looking good for Uber's ridesharing plans in Ireland
Leading political parties don’t support changing taxi regulations.
A new monster of jobs listings is about to land in Ireland
The Irish version of Jobspotting is launching on Monday.
This startup says conservative Ireland is afraid to fund world-changing biotech
Skepticism about bioprinting is making it harder to secure investment.
Ireland is bottom of the EU pile for social benefits
Irish social welfare is less generous than allowances on the continent.
Keeping staff healthy helps also delivers a strong bottom line
Well-being initiatives are key to SMEs retaining staff.
5 LinkedIn tips that everyone can make the most of
LinkedIn expert Melonie Dodaro gave us her advice.
The Irish startup that's taking on Tesco and Super Valu at online shopping
A new app that allows you to skip supermarket queues.
What Web Summit? Two new events for Irish startups to sink their teeth into
Startup Nations Summit and AngelSummit are coming to Ireland in 2016.
These are the top skills you need to get headhunted
Growing demand from Irish employers for cloud computing and big data skills.
The group trying to convince Ireland the 'sharing economy' is not a fad
Uber, Airbnb and other companies in the space are joining forces.
The startup fundraising method this investor thinks is 'extremely dangerous'
CoderDojo’s Bill Liao thinks equity crowdfunding isn’t all it’s hyped up to be.
It's not just Dublin where businesses are being squeezed by high rents
Office vacancy levels are falling in key Irish regions.
The one thing most businesses still screw up on social media
This social media expert shares some simple advice any company can follow.
Rich international investors are mad for Irish businesses
They gave over €240 million to Irish SMEs last year.
Even Sesame Street is getting into the venture capital game
Big Bird and friends have decided to invest in startups.
Balance of power shifts away from supermarket giants towards small suppliers
New regulations will mean more protection for producers of food and drink.
Bill Gates confesses: 'I memorised license plates to keep track of employees'
Microsoft’s founder reveals his intense work ethic on Desert Island Discs.