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.
Harvey Norman's boss: The death of physical stores at the hands of online is 'fake news'
Blaine Callard accused the media and technologists of spreading ‘a false narrative’.
The man who brought Apple to Europe has backed this Cork cybersecurity startup
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Velona Systems.
An Applegreen bigwig says blocking rivals' growth plans is just 'part of the business'
But Joe Barrett says the industry practice of lodging appeals against rival developments is ‘unfortunate’.
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.
Deliveroo is giving all its staff shares in the company, but only a few Irish workers will benefit
The stock options scheme is not available to its thousands of delivery riders.
After a landmark court ruling, Paddy Power has reignited its interest in the US market
The betting giant is racing to take advantage of relaxed betting laws in the US by doing a deal with FanDuel.
Woodie's is revamping its stores as part of an Apple-inspired reboot
Nearly 30 outlets will get a makeover by the end of this year.
'The downturn was very sobering - I made some serious financial mistakes'
MediaHQ and All Good Tales CEO Jack Murray also talks about quitting social media apps.
The developer behind Titanic Belfast is fighting an 'improper' move to wind the company up
Pat Doherty’s Harcourt Developments says the bid stems from a UK property dispute.
Multimillion-pound discounter The Works accuses Irish rivals of stifling its growth
The retailer, which is little-known here, claims to sell more books than WH Smith.
One of the world's largest law firms is opening a post-Brexit office in Dublin
DLA Piper sees opportunities to expand by helping foreign companies in their moves to the capital.
Ryanair is narrowing the window for free check-in... unless punters pay for allocated seats
The new rules from the budget airline come into effect next month.
A big developer wants to build 200 homes on the site of Dublin's second-most expensive house
Chesterfield House in Blackrock was bought in 2004 for €47 million.
Poll: Do you think it's a good idea to have health warnings on alcohol?
Advocates say it will reduce consumption. Small firms argue it could prove detrimental for their business.
'A great win for the midlands': An Indian packaging firm is setting up shop in Longford
Leetha Industries is establishing a new operation called Red Seal Cups.
An Irish-owned firm has bagged the contract to install and maintain the World Cup final pitch
SIS Pitches has also fitted its patented synthetic and real grass hybrid at five other Russian venues.
'The internet is where kids live': How one startup is trying to keep children safe online
Increased attention around internet privacy for children presents an opportunity for iKydz.
‘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.
A 'slow adventure' tourist attraction will be rolled out from Dublin... to Longford
It’s hoped the Royal Canal Greenway will appeal to walking and cycling fans at home and abroad.