Irish Life pays out €50k settlement after hiring a private detective to snoop on customers
The Dublin couple had already settled a €60,000 claim against the company.
Bumper deals have masked a 'softening' in Irish startup funding
Ventures figures are up, but big rounds at Intercom and AMCS are hiding the decline in seed funding.
One of the last sites slap bang in Dublin's docklands is up for sale
The prime space is on the market with a €110m price tag.
A plan by restaurant mogul Paddy McKillen Jnr to revamp two south Dublin joints hits a roadblock
The Press Up Group wants to demolish and rebuild the Union Café and Kennedy’s in Mount Merrion.
'Shortly after launching our main device, I had to let people go - it was gut-wrenching'
Drop CEO Ben Harris also talks about learning to become a ‘facilitator’.
Google is pumping €150m into a massive data centre development in south Dublin
The tech multinational is expanding its facility in Grange Castle.
A manufacturing firm is creating 100 jobs in Monaghan because of the county's 'work ethic'
House frame manufacturer Entekra has just secured €46 million in funding.
Dublin Airport has to fork out €15m to soundproof homes and schools near its new runway
Hundreds of properties need to be insulated before the completion of the new €320 million airstrip.
A Dublin music tech startup has scooped €1.5m in funding from a Californian investor
Xhail has created a system that composes songs at the click of a button.
Poll: Do you think a public banking model could threaten Ireland's elite lenders?
AIB, Bank of Ireland and Ulster Bank have a triopoly on lending to small Irish firms.
A host of markets in Dublin's Liberties have been given a deadline of next month to move out
Buildings in Newmarket Square are due to be demolished as part of a €200m redevelopment plan.
Meet the 'secretive' Limerick man who's quietly putting eyes on spacecraft and cars
Arralis CEO Barry Lunn is working towards the motoring industry’s ‘iPhone moment’.
‘It feels like a different life’: How Conor O'Loughlin went from rugby star to tech entrepreneur
The former Connacht player set up gym software firm Glofox in 2013.
After luring some of Deloitte's top staff, this blockchain firm is setting up shop in Dublin
ConsenSys has hired senior staff from the big-four giant, including its EMEA blockchain boss.
Here's what employers need to know about transgender rights in the workplace
It’s in the interest of businesses to embrace diversity.
'He had a syringe full of blood and put it to my neck': The front line of Irish pharmacies
Lobbyists say crimes against healthcare professionals have been getting worse in recent years.
What Irish businesses can learn from the man who mopped up the Guinness Light disaster
Brand expert David Gluckman talks about marketing taboos and why focus groups are flawed.
Following a soft launch, the UK’s latest fintech unicorn has bigger plans for Ireland this year
Digital banking startup Revolut is aiming to have 250,000 Irish users by the end of 2018.
How to make staff feel more valued by fixing the way you communicate
Some businesses think news filters through the workforce organically – it doesn’t.
Dublin council is planning a 'last-mile delivery' service to cut back on trucks and vans in the city
The local authority wants businesses to put forward suggestions for a shared freight logistics service.