'A burden, outdated, absolute folly': Eir lashed out against a bid for it to maintain public payphones
The telco lodged a scornful submission as part of ComReg’s review of the service.
Zuzia Whelan
Welcome to the 'experience economy': Why restaurants are moving into shopping centres
Outlets like Dundrum Town Centre and Liffey Valley are using food to drive footfall.
Brussels has ordered online retailers to clean up 'irregularities' in how they display prices
But local retail representatives are confident the problem is not an ‘Irish issue’.
'I wish I could operate in work with less sleep - the day isn't long enough'
Liam Murphy of professional services firm Wachsman talks about lack of sleep and learning from his employees.
Weight-loss tea maker Miss Fit has shut up shop weeks after a recall of 'misleading' products
The company’s CEO said the closure has nothing to do with a recent FSAI enforcement order.
An Post is planning to roll out Parcel Motel-style delivery lockers
The company is hoping to become the ‘e-commerce backbone of Ireland’.
Dublin's docklands could be turned into a playground for testing 5G technology
The city council hopes a ‘small cells’ network will be available for use by native and international firms.
'Totally unmanageable': It's taking months for some businesses to secure foreign worker permits
The department plans to ‘eliminate the impact of seasonal challenges’ by allocating more resources.
'I'd rather work in the middle of the night than get up early - I'm not pretty in the morning'
Fingal Ferguson of Gubbeen Farmhouse Products also talks about the joys of cleaning mucky pigpens.
Global consultancy Procorre is closing its Dublin operation after a decade because it's 'not viable'
The wider group, which also has offices in Singapore, the UK and Switzerland, will continue trading.
UK shared office outfit Us&Co has come to Ireland to capitalise on Brexit refugees
Despite the increasingly crowded Dublin market, the company is looking at opening more offices here.
'When my colleagues at a previous company were laid off, I felt as if I'd failed the team'
HubSpot’s Barbara McCarthy also talks about learning not to take things personally
After a three-year absence, free public Wi-Fi is coming back to Dublin - but not the city centre
The local authority concluded that restaurants and cafés can provide access instead.
Most Christmas shoppers bought at least one gift online - but probably not through an Irish store
Industry representatives have called for more State funding for e-commerce.
'I used to get stressed trying to keep my inbox to zero. These days, I let the emails build up'
Flender CEO Kristjan Koik talks about deal-breakers – and his love of fast cars.
'It's tough turning away customers - we can’t be all things to all people'
Gerard Forde of Bizimply talks about self-starters and competing with big multinationals.
'A tipping point': A third of restaurants in tourism hotspots served fewer holidaymakers last year
Lobbyists have blamed the issue on an ‘oversaturated’ market.
'When I was younger, I tried to take the easy way out of things in life'
Emma Devlin of Rascals Brewing Company talks about the ‘wow factor’ and balancing passion with planning.
Over two years after a Brexit scare, forklift maker Combilift is forecasting double-digit UK growth
The Monaghan giant previously said duties could prompt it to move manufacturing to the North.
Whiskey is booming, but exporters have been warned of an 'over-dependence' on US sales
A new report suggests cannabis could upset the drinks market in the coming years.