'We were unlucky': A Galway native's $20m-backed US space startup has gone bust
Firefly Space Systems had agreed a launch contract with US state space agency Nasa.
Paul O'Donoghue
Irish people will soon be able to take a stake in local renewable energy projects
The government is developing a new support scheme to enable community ownership.
After today's share sale, how close is AIB to repaying taxpayers for its bailout?
The bank took its first step towards a full return to private ownership today.
These are the firms flying and falling on the list of Ireland's biggest companies
Building group CRH led the pack, while Ryanair jumped up the ranks.
Larry Goodman's Louth-based ABP Group is expanding its food empire
ABP is acquiring a 50% stake in meat processing firm Linden Foods, which employs about 1,000 people.
'They're criminals': One business group wants to jail people who make false court claims
ISME says stricter perjury laws could combat the problem of fraudulent insurance cases.
Meet the woman who arranges €30,000 luxury holidays to Ireland for celebrities
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile travel firm Adams & Butler.
Dublin is the second most expensive eurozone city for expats
The Irish capital, cheaper than only Paris in the currency bloc, suffers due to high rents.
Brazilian giant JBS has put Ireland's biggest chicken producer up for sale
Armagh-based Moy Park employs about 9,000 people in Northern Ireland.
Dublin's new 'stationless' bike company has stalled its launch after council concerns
The local authority warned the public that BleeperBike didn’t have its consent to operate.
How a top commercial property boss would fix struggling Irish town centres
Enda Luddy, the head of CBRE Ireland, says strong shops should be clustered together.
'It's darkening Ireland's name': Inside the row between Fyffes and its Honduran workers
Serious allegations have been levelled at the company, one of the country’s biggest corporate successes.
Building sites nationwide face delays as crane drivers move to strike over pay
Unite wants workers to be given increases of around 10%.
'Kildare, here we come': A top architect says Dublin's sprawl has to stop
Hugh Wallace, a judge on RTÉ’s ‘Home of the Year’, says high-rise buildings are needed.
Hotel, alcohol and transport prices make Ireland the second most expensive EU country
Only Denmark has higher consumer costs.
'We'll have nothing': After 65 years, one of Donegal's most famous butchers is closing
McGettigans Butchers has won numerous awards and was visited by Prince Charles.
'I put my life savings on the table to start my company. It didn't seem like a risk'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin trading company Positive Equity.
'We haven't lost the run of ourselves': No bubble says Savills head after RTÉ's €100m land sale
The firm, which handled the deal, expects the buyer will still make a profit.
RTÉ has sold off part of its Donnybrook HQ for more than €100m
Cairn Homes is expected to build more than 500 houses on the property.
These are all the key points you need to know about the AIB share sale
The government is almost ready to offload 25% of the bailed-out bank.