What Ulster Rugby and Google can teach firms about answering tough questions
Ducking for cover in the midst of a media storm isn’t a communications strategy – it’s a stop-gap.
'We say Eir lost, not that they dropped out': The National Broadband Plan's last man standing
Enet chairman David McCourt talks about why he’s determined to see the project succeed.
A worker got €20,000 in compensation after becoming depressed on late shifts
The man was eventually dismissed after his request for day work was knocked back.
This is what it will take to turn Dublin into a European cruise capital
The semi-state that runs the port is looking to Denmark and Canada for inspiration.
A Dublin startup has nabbed €1.3m to guard sensitive company data on staff mobiles
Corrata will use the new funds to expand into the UK and US.
Here's what employers need to know about firing people on probation
Firms often overlook a law that lets staff take an unfair dismissal case even when they’re being tried out.
Nursing homes want foreign work permit rules relaxed to solve their staffing 'crisis'
An industry group says workers from countries like the Philippines could plug a skills gap.
'Worst come to worst, I'd have stood on the street to find work so I could provide for my family'
After losing his accountancy job, Emeka Ikwukeme tried to find a job but ended up as his own boss.
Jameson's owner just bought Cork craft beer outfit Eight Degrees Brewing
The eight-year-old firm partnered with the whiskey giant on its ‘Caskmates’ project.
GIVEAWAY: We've got FREE passes to one of Ireland's biggest startup events
FutureScope gives young firms the chance to link up with major tech companies.
One of the largest tourist accommodation projects in Ireland has been given the go-ahead
Tetrarch Capital plans to create a 595-unit hotel and short-term letting block at Ned’s pub in Dublin.
Irish broadband group Imagine has been taken over by a Canadian investor
Brookfield has taken a majority stake in Sean Bolger’s company after a €120 million investment.
‘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.
Two big supermarkets and a tech giant tumbled out of Ireland's top 10 favourite firms
Credit unions topped the poll – Irish Water came in dead last.
This Dublin firm has sold off its chip business for $35m to focus on connected health
S3 Semiconductors was sold to a US company.
Planning delays have forced Apple to abandon plans for its €850m Athenry data centre
The tech firm previously warned the state that planning delays could jeopardise the future of the project.
Sales slip at the firm behind Irish Farmers Journal as its readers face 'considerable uncertainty'
The trust that owns the weekly newspaper is also battling with ‘major changes’ in media.
Building firm CRH has been kicked off its perch as Ireland's biggest company
Tech giant Apple made a meteoric rise up the leaderboard of the country’s largest businesses.
There has been a sharp increase in the number of whistleblowers contacting the Central Bank
Reports of wrongdoings in the financial sector nearly doubled last year.
The Dublin startup that's helping Stripe and H&M trim their energy bills
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile EnergyElephant.