When it comes to Ireland's sustainable energy, creating simplicity could prove complex
The government has some ambitious targets for 2030 – but industry has plenty of work to do.
Zuzia Whelan
Talent, capital and innovation: A new startup group is advocating for major policy change
Scale Ireland is lobbying for changes to tax structures and access to early-stage funding for startups.
'Success has many metrics. Seeing our team and their families grow is really satisfying'
Simon Lynch, the co-founder of Wicklow Wolf brewery, talks bees, rugby and hops.
Huckletree saw a gap in the market for a Dublin fintech co-working space - so it's opening one
The company sees some positives coming from Brexit.
A third of shoppers will ditch online purchases for Christmas from UK retailers post-Brexit
Industry group Retail Ireland said this presents an opportunity for indigenous stores.
'If you limit growth to your own personal potential, that's a really stupid place to be'
Tools of the Trade: Serial food entrepreneur John Stapleton talks authenticity and gut feeling.
'I've learned that falling in love with an idea that isn’t working can lead to a disaster'
Tools of the Trade: Pestle and Mortar’s Sonia Deasy talks overnight success and thinking before you speak.
'Out of our control': How cross-border companies are trying to prepare for a no-deal Brexit
Some businesses close to the border have already changed their supply base in recent months.
A floating data centre in Limerick has been given clearance, ending a months-long dispute
A group that had opposed the project previously said it was incompatible with shipping in the port.
Food delivery apps say vegan cuisine is soaring – but it's no spice bag
Deliveroo, Just Eat and others have recorded a spike in orders for plant-based takeaways.
Flexibility, mentoring and equal pay: What women want in Irish workplaces
A quarter of women surveyed by Network Ireland said their male colleagues earn more in equivalent roles.
'Always remember that you're not always right - there are two sides to everything'
Tim Casey of Innocent Drinks talks sustainability, communication and juice.
Streaming giants are cornering the entertainment industry - what's in it for Ireland?
With Apple, Disney and HBO entering the game, there’s more opportunity and competition than ever.
Inside Dogpatch Labs' offshoot for the next generation of tech talent
The Patch accelerator has caught the eye of entrepreneurs like Bobby Healy and Iseult Ward.
Wi-Fi, touchscreens and tourism: Eir is planning a major revamp of its payphones
The telecoms company is hoping the changes will bring a bump in users.
'We should be able to compete with London, Paris, New York - the fashion capitals of the world'
Tools of the trade: Jewellery designer Chupi Sweetman talks ‘independence rings’ and Brexit.
The globe is warming - and so is pressure on companies to disclose climate risks to investors
More companies are reporting their emissions and targets to investors.
'Nailing your colours to the mast': Ireland still has just one B Corp, with others in the wings
Getting the sustainable seal of approval can be difficult and many Irish companies don’t know what it entails.
An Post is planning a promo blitz to give the main banks a run for their money
The postal service provider’s rebranded financial services unit forms part of a wider group rejig.
'When you're away from your laptop you tend to become more creative'
Tools of the trade: Richard Murphy of Zevo Health talks handling stress and Bob Dylan’s sage advice.