One of Ireland's biggest landowners gets permission for hundreds of Dublin apartments
Marlet Property is planning 320 apartments in four-storey blocks at the Cabra site.
Paul O'Donoghue
'I was there when Atari left Limerick with 600 jobs. It’s a day I hope to never repeat’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we look at the Irish arm of Cook Medical.
The man who helped build one of Ireland's few homegrown multinationals is retiring
Tommy Breen has been the head of FTSE 100-listed DCC for nearly a decade.
Hailo is using 'banter billboards' for its multimillion-euro rebrand as Mytaxi
The company says changing the well-known name will be a challenge.
Losses at Carphone Warehouse's Irish arm soared to €12m last year
The retailer has spent lots of money on its new ’3-in-1′ stores.
A global real estate giant is backing an exclusive new south Dublin private school
Former Riverdeep CEO Barry O’Callaghan is leading plans to develop the facility in Leopardstown.
New laws are coming in to cut 'food fraud' and prevent another horsemeat scandal
But the EU plan stops short of replicating Ireland’s country-of-origin labelling system.
How a Cork startup was launched and then sold... in about six months
Insurance-tech firm Blink Innovation was yet to launch its maiden product.
Bus Éireann strikes show 'contempt' for the public: Businesses hit out at dispute
Commuters have faced chaos as Irish Rail and Dublin Bus services have been cancelled.
Lloyd's snubs Dublin for its EU base as the capital drops in world financial centre ranks
US insurance giant AIG also overlooked Ireland for its regional HQ.
A 160-year-old Wicklow pub that hosted Hollywood royalty is cleared for development
Famous names such as Katherine Hepburn and Peter O’Toole once visited the Wicklow Arms.
The founder of the 'Hell and Back' race has started an Airbnb for football pitches
As part of our How My Business Works series, we look at Hell and Back and Bookapitch.
This huge office development could transform Cork's business centre
The new office blocks will be able to hold thousands of workers.
Brexit Day – here's what Irish businesses need to know
Companies here will be hoping that there is minimal disruption.
Here's how much taxpayer money went into Ireland's biggest films
The Young Offenders got a small sum, while an Angelina Jolie-backed film got one of the largest grants.
A Derry company is moving into the Irish electricity market with cut-price rates
BEenergy is challenging more established rivals like Bord Gáis Energy on price.
This Irish woman wants the public to invest in her ‘space-age Play-Doh’... again
Sugru inventor and CEO Jane ní Dhulchaointigh previously raised €5m via crowdfunding.
Whatever happened to... Arnotts' €750m plan to create Dublin's 'premier' shopping street?
The capital’s oldest department store made an ill-fated move into property during the boom.
'We're building an Irish multinational. We'll be mentioned alongside Kerry foods and Glanbia'
Fenergo boss Marc Murphy is planning a €500m float on the US Nasdaq exchange.
Ireland's last remaining bailout-era bank CEO is calling it quits
Bank of Ireland’s chief executive Richie Boucher is parting ways with the company.