After 35 years, the iconic face of Tayto Crisps has stepped away from his company
Meath businessman Ray Coyle is one of Ireland’s most successful entrepreneurs.
Paul O'Donoghue
'I'm able to let out a big secret': Dublin is getting a new arcade game restaurant
The company behind The RAGE retro gaming shop on Fade Street is opening a new premises in Smithfield.
The US isn't a fan, but Ireland is joining a new Chinese-led investment bank anyway
The government says the move ‘further strengthen’ links to Asia and China.
'6.6% unemployment - that's my performance': Mary Mitchell O'Connor hits back at critics
The Jobs Minister has come under fire with signs of discontent among her staff.
'After helping organise the Irish Open, I decided I'd had enough and moved to South Africa'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin golf club rental firm Clubs to Hire.
Dublin is now almost as expensive for workers to live in as London
The weaker pound has made the British capital much cheaper against its international peers.
'If this was France we would protect our jobs. In Ireland we don't seem to care'
Connect Ireland’s job scheme, aimed at the Irish diaspora, looks set to be shelved.
One of the country's biggest linen laundries is going on a hiring drive in Cork
Kings Laundry already employs more than 300 people at its Dublin base.
This Donegal startup is working with a global drone giant to help search-and-rescue teams
Letterkenny-based DroneSAR wants to develop the ‘go-to app’ for rescue groups.
A new international business school is expected to draw thousands of students to Cork
UCC plans to spend around €100 million developing two buildings.
These were the most expensive hotels sold in Ireland last year
The biggest deal of the year was the sale of the DoubleTree by Hilton in south Dublin.
'In home care you need to put up a barrier or you get emotionally wrecked'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin firm Castle Homecare.
Here is the pay gap between Irish public and private sector workers
Earnings were generally higher in the public sector, but the gap has narrowed markedly.
Hundreds of workers at Trinity College are gearing up for strike action
Unions say that support staff are not getting put on permanent contracts.
These are the best companies to work for in Ireland, according to workers
Multinationals featured strongly on the list, with Dell ranking first.
This huge project is on track to become Northern Ireland's biggest office
‘One Bankmore Square’ in Belfast is expected to house 3,000 workers if approved.
Over a dozen Irish shopping centres changed hands last year. Here are the biggest deals
Blanchardstown Town Centre was sold in Ireland’s most expensive-ever property deal.
Movidius founder after €300m sale to Intel: 'Losing control of the company is difficult'
But Sean Mitchell says the chip designer will be hiring ‘a lot’ of people in Ireland.
The Dutch state railway is holding almost €1 billion in profits in an Irish company
Netherlands Railways was previously accused of using the firm to dodge taxes.
'You walk into investment meetings and you're told: We need to replace you with an old man'
Restored Hearing’s Rhona Togher says both her gender and age have been barriers in business.