Many of Ireland's major employers fear revealing gender pay gaps will hurt their reputation
It is expected that organisations will have to publicly report the figures in the near future.
Sarah Harford
Some of Ireland's top attractions claim new alcohol laws could 'seriously damage' tourism
The Guinness Storehouse’s boss has been lobbying government ministers to change the proposals.
‘Dad survived three recessions. But the last one was the worst’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin retailer Monaghan’s Cashmere.
Ireland is sliding down the ranks of the most competitive countries for business
While the Republic gets high marks for corporate taxes and talent, it ranks lowly for infrastructure.
Why the Happy Pear won’t be opening more outlets in Ireland any time soon
Stephen Flynn says that the twins are prioritising family and food over expanding their business.
The Irish food board wants to tap into China's growing love for cheese
Bord Bia has identified the Asian nation as a ‘priority market’ for cheddar exports.
Beer may still be Ireland's favourite drink, but it's losing ground to gin and whiskey
A new report shows that beer sales were down by 2% last year as Irish drinkers opted for wine and spirits.
‘It literally just happened – I never planned this, I never had a business plan in place’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile online retailer Oh Hello Clothing.
Despite Dublin's crazy rents, the head of LinkedIn Ireland says it's still an attractive place to work
Sharon McCooey says the firm has little problem attracting new staff here.
As the makers of Bulmers struggle to sell cider, its craft beer business is booming
Sales of C&C’s Five Lamps craft beer shot through the roof in Ireland last year.
‘It’s frightening how we will suffer’: Why Irish drinks producers are fighting new labelling laws
Mandatory health warnings will be placed on drinks sold here if the regulations are passed.
‘Running your own business is quite a lonely experience at times’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Wicklow-based Smart Storage.
‘It feels like a different life’: How Conor O'Loughlin went from rugby star to tech entrepreneur
The former Connacht player set up gym software firm Glofox in 2013.
Following a soft launch, the UK’s latest fintech unicorn has bigger plans for Ireland this year
Digital banking startup Revolut is aiming to have 250,000 Irish users by the end of 2018.
‘The idea came at the right time - it was just before we were planning to emigrate’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile The Irish Fairy Door Company.
There has been a sharp decline in Irish workers moving to the UK this year
A LinkedIn report has shown Irish professionals aren’t as keen on making the move since the Brexit vote.
'There's always going to be sugar, that's the reality': How Irish firms are prepping for the sugar tax
The sugar-sweetened drinks tax will be introduced in Ireland tomorrow.
'We didn't realise that you should never ship anything during monsoon season'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile organic linen company White & Green.
Here’s what we know about the crisis facing Limerick's Aughinish Alumina
US sanctions against Russia are threatening hundreds of jobs at the refinery.
Despite cancelling thousands of bookings, Irish Ferries won't take a hit to its bottom line
Analysts says the company will still reap the benefits of a delayed addition to its fleet.