'I don't let the tyranny of the urgent overwhelm the priority of the important'
Tom Murphy, the founder of Pamex, talks shaving oil and why he wants to be on The Late Late Show.
Zuzia Whelan
A moment in the sun: Meet the Irish spacetech entrepreneurs boldly growing
As investment in spacetech increases, the Irish tech sector has something to phone home about.
Creating more Fexcos: Why the Kerry fintech business has opened a €21m R&D facility
The company is investing to foster further innovation in Killorglin.
'I'm not a micromanager. I trust people to be able to do what they're supposed to do'
Eppione CEO David Kindlon talks Glengarry Glen Ross and walking his dog.
Keeping it lit: How Ireland's oldest candle company has survived five centuries
Rathbornes 1488 found the key to survival over centuries is buying into the luxury market
Can Irish oats help sow the seeds of change in the alternative dairy market?
After branching out from yoghurt company Glenisk, his family’s business, Brendan Cleary is going vegan.
'People are fallible and it's important to generate a culture where they can understand that'
PhoneWatch boss Eoin Dunne talks level-headedness and a post-recession shock to the system.
Sheepless nights: The serious business of sleep loss and the Irish companies living the dream
As sleep science hits the mainstream, meet the entrepreneurs helping us get a sound rest.
Your crash course in... what Irish business is looking for in the election
In the thick of campaign season, what are the main issues for business groups?
'Success can be a handshake with someone, it doesn't have to be profits'
Tools of the Trade: Stephen O’Reilly of GROWN clothing, on balancing business and life as a full-time firefighter
Sleeping Giant: The Irishman at the coalface of global sleep technology
Meet Colin Lawlor, the tech boss who wants to help the world sleep better.
From 1980s trading to the trillion-euro investment management business: The rise of Regina Breheny
Responsible investment is ‘ticking along nicely’ say the IAIM boss, who has an eye to the future.
Want to be a CGI wizard, sous chef or finance specialist? There's now an apprenticeship for that
Apprenticeships are changing – but attitudes to them need to catch up.
'You have to make risk your friend, it's a lifelong relationship'
Tools of the Trade: Votechnik CEO Lisa O’Donoghue talks quantum theory and journaling.
Ireland has talent, but when it comes to tech and science it needs to tackle gender imbalances
Ireland’s smart economy ambitions stem from its educated youth, it needs to be nurtured early
The 'forgotten child of Brexit': Managing the risks to Ireland and Britain's €46bn services trade
As trade negotiations get underway, there are worries that the services sector is being overlooked.
'There is no free lunch, there is no reward where there is no risk'
Tools of the Trade: Mazars’ Mark Kennedy talks the piano, publishing and learning to manage risk.
Smart bandages, precision oncology and automatic medication: medtech in 2020
What’s next for the medtech world? More data, AI and patient input, with Ireland playing a key role.
Shoe Dog, Bad Blood and Lord of the Flies: 2019's best business book recommendations
Tools of the trade: The best business books recommended by leading Irish business people in 2019.
Budget, investing and more taxes: How are businesses getting climate-ready for 2020
We take a look at what Irish businesses have done so far – and what they have planned.