'A misguided crisis measure' - Ibec says the State's new fiscal buffer won't help during a downturn
The business group thinks the ‘rainy day’ fund will make little difference in the event of a crisis.
Killian Woods
The operator of Poolbeg's incinerator has floated plans to significant lift capacity
Covanta could seek to change its licence so it can burn another 90,000 tonnes of waste.
A Dunnes Stores 'retail transformation' project in south Dublin has hit a snag
After revamping some of its biggest stores, the retailer was planning to overhaul its Sandyford supermarket.
The biggest Domino's operator in Ireland sold nearly €50m worth of pizzas last year
The Caldwells’ Tallaght outlet is one of the pizza chain’s busiest stores worldwide.
A Belfast firm has chosen Athlone over 'several global locations' for its new software hub
Neueda Technologies plans to create 200 new high-tech jobs in the midlands town.
'Big brands with pseudo craft beers put pressure on us': This Galway brewer is being liquidated
The Independent Brewing Company of Ireland was set up in 2012.
Dealz faces a Wexford store's closure after losing another battle over an unauthorised outlet
An Bord Pleanála previously ruled against one of the retailer’s Dublin shops.
One councillor has stalled a scheme that would clear the way for 8,500 homes in south Dublin
Former TD Paul Gogarty said the plans aren’t sustainable due to the area’s lack of transport.
After an acquisition spree, Keywords Studios is moving into the world of startup investment
The Dublin-based games industry giant has already agreed to put £300,000 into one UK outfit.
A major German boutique hotel chain's first Irish venue has been cleared for north Dublin
The nine-storey Abbey Street development will operate under the Motel One brand.
The owner of Kerry's five-star Muckross Park Hotel has just bagged €40m in funding
Noel Creedon’s iNua Hospitality plans to add more properties to its network of seven hotels.
How Ireland's 'love affair' with radio could turn podcasts into a fresh 'threat' for broadcasters
A recent Reuters report showed that podcasts are much more popular in Ireland than most EU states.
There's been a huge surge in complaints about how Irish 'influencers' plug products
Over 100 objections have been made to the ads watchdog about social media stars and bloggers.
Virgin is retiring the TV3 brand and launching a dedicated sports channel
Virgin Media Television has secured the rights for a number of sports tournaments in recent years.
Low tax rates and flexible labour laws – why Dublin is an 'easy target' for property investment
A new Savills report also ranked the Irish capital as one of the most inclusive cities in Europe.
There is now a craft brewery in every single county
Cork is leading the way with 10 facilities based in the region.
From 'a bunch of nerds' to 'sex parties' – how this Irish tech founder has seen Silicon Valley change
Paul Biggar talks about why he fell in love with the US tech scene and the ‘party on the edge of the earth’.
The brothers behind a Drumshanbo craft brewery have had their Dublin pub plans knocked back
The council has blocked Carrig Brewing Company’s bid to expand its city centre joint Bar Rua.
Primark is battling to keep one of its prime city centre properties off the land-hoarders list
The firm faces thousands of euro in levies over the long-vacant Independent House on Abbey Street.
Companies are losing droves of new hires over misleading jobs specs
Retention of staff has been cited as a big challenge by Irish businesses.