'It's been difficult - professionally and personally': Sugru's Irish founder on a 'disappointing' sale
Many small investors lost most of their money after backing the mouldable glue maker.
Killian Woods
The firm behind the Aungier Danger doughnut chain is headed for liquidation
But its founder says his business ‘isn’t going anywhere’ and plans to expand.
Nearly a year since being pulled from the streets, 'stationless' bikes are back in central Dublin
Dublin council has agreed to allow two operators run dockless for-hire bike schemes.
Why this $3bn Chinese bike-sharing firm won't be launching in Ireland any time soon
Strict rules for shared-bike schemes in Dublin has made Ofo wary of an Irish expansion.
A big-name developer lost his battle to keep this Wicklow hotel off the land-hoarders list
The former La Touche Hotel in Greystones has been vacant since 2004.
As demand for housing soars, Maxol wants to turn a prime Dublin forecourt into apartments
The petrol station group plans to replace its Sandymount outlet with a five-storey residential block.
Dublin's Spencer Hotel has the green light for expansion - but ran into trouble over its sign
Another 40 rooms will be added to the complex on the city’s north quays.
The EU is running the rule over claims Ireland's peak equestrian body got illegal state aid
The government has been accused of distorting competition with its funding for Horse Sport Ireland.
A plan to convert the last Georgian mansion built in Dublin into offices has been cleared
Aldborough House has been vacant for nearly two decades.
Plans for a rooftop cinema in Stephen's Green Shopping Centre are dead in the water... for now
Marketing firm Outset said it has been ‘frustrated’ by the planning process.
'There is no gym for your face': Tech founder Pat Phelan's million-euro bet on cosmetic clinics
The entrepreneur who sold Trustev for $44m is setting up a chain under the Sisu brand.
This World Economic Forum exec has a warning for Ireland ahead of the next industrial revolution
Martina Larkin says the country is lagging some of its European peers in key areas.
JustEat is quietly switching up its playbook... it's now hiring delivery drivers
The Irish boss of the takeaway ordering giant talks about a logistics pilot the operation is running.
The man who brought Apple to Europe has backed this Cork cybersecurity startup
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Velona Systems.
Deliveroo is giving all its staff shares in the company, but only a few Irish workers will benefit
The stock options scheme is not available to its thousands of delivery riders.
A big developer wants to build 200 homes on the site of Dublin's second-most expensive house
Chesterfield House in Blackrock was bought in 2004 for €47 million.
An Irish-owned firm has bagged the contract to install and maintain the World Cup final pitch
SIS Pitches has also fitted its patented synthetic and real grass hybrid at five other Russian venues.
'We say Eir lost, not that they dropped out': The National Broadband Plan's last man standing
Enet chairman David McCourt talks about why he’s determined to see the project succeed.
Nursing homes want foreign work permit rules relaxed to solve their staffing 'crisis'
An industry group says workers from countries like the Philippines could plug a skills gap.
One of the largest tourist accommodation projects in Ireland has been given the go-ahead
Tetrarch Capital plans to create a 595-unit hotel and short-term letting block at Ned’s pub in Dublin.