There are more jobs on offer everywhere - except in the border counties
Although job vacancies are increasing, Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim and Monaghan are all experiencing declines.
Sarah Harford
The owner of some of Dublin’s biggest shopping centres recorded a drop in footfall this year
Hammerson says trade at Dundrum and its other centres was “particularly badly hit” by Storm Emma.
‘Making great food is not enough - you need to be a hustler, an accountant, a toilet cleaner’
Running a food truck brings plenty of challenges – from costs to weather – but that hasn’t stopped vendors.
‘In the recession, we had to nearly give products away just to keep containers moving’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Zeus Packaging.
A Romanian salad-bar chain is taking on Chopped with an Irish expansion
Salad Box plans to open 20 locations in Ireland over the next three years.
Here's what we know so far about Europe's 'cars for cheese' deal with Japan
The ‘landmark’ agreement promises to reduce several trade barriers between the regions.
A disused quarter of Dundrum Town Centre has been cleared for a revamp
Fallon & Byrne’s latest outlet and a multipurpose outdoor space are part of the development.
Glanbia is planning to build a €130m mozzarella factory in Portlaoise
The food giant wants to hire 78 staff for the plant, which is expected to be up and running by 2020.
'It'll be way bigger than we anticipated': The rise of non-alcoholic beer in Ireland
Sales here have traditionally lagged those elsewhere in Europe – but that appears to be changing.
'Everybody said the travel agent is dead and the internet will take over. But it was just hype'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Cathy Burke of Travel Counsellors.
One 'Big Four' firm is taking on 500 new staff - and more than half will be graduates
EY is hiring for its offices across the country as its fee income climbs.
The warm weather has given a major boost to Woodie's DIY sales
Revenue at the Grafton Group-owned retailer was up by over 25% in Ireland over May and June.
Time to break out the shorts? What employers need to do for staff in a heatwave
We talked to employment experts about rules and advice for dealing with the summer heat.
The head of Hickey's Pharmacy says the industry should get ready for consolidation
Paddy Hickey has plans to double the size of his business over the next five years.
'You have to remember that Dragons' Den is a TV programme - and there's real life after that'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile snack food company Nutmost.
The heatwave has helped put an end to Bulmers' sliding cider sales
The company behind the cider brand says World Cup fever has also boosted trade.
Despite posting record sales, Flahavan's fears Brexit fallout
Turnover at the Waterford-based oat company topped €20 million last year.
Shared office space provider WeWork is taking over another building in Dublin
The US firm has signed a 20-year lease for a new office development on Harcourt Road.
The head of Dublin’s newest distillery thinks half of whiskey ventures won't survive the next decade
There are expected to be more than 30 whiskey distilleries in Ireland by 2020.
BoyleSports has been warned for giving odds on a child crying on the Late Late Toy Show
The betting group removed its post from social media following a complaint to the ASAI.