'On the day I signed the lease, the news that night said the recession had started'
Matt Hall reflects on 70-hour weeks during the downturn and building pubs from scratch.
Budget airline Norwegian rejected not one but two takeover offers from Aer Lingus's parent
IAG has been circling the Scandi carrier in recent times.
Here are the priciest - and cheapest - places to rent in Ireland right now
According to the latest Daft report, average prices rose 11.5% in the 12 months to the end of March.
Dr Quirkey's profits halved the same year the famous arcade fell foul of the taxman
The directors stated the firm is still snapping up land to build a mega casino in Tipperary.
‘The idea came at the right time - it was just before we were planning to emigrate’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile The Irish Fairy Door Company.
A Dublin medtech startup has raised nearly €2m for its Canadian expansion
Pharmapod’s software platform is used to track and reduce medication errors.
One of Ireland's largest developers wants another crack at building 900 homes in south Dublin
Developer Michael Cotter lodged a fresh bid to build his Ballyogan residential project this week.
This ex-police helicopter pilot ditched his job for the 'thrill' of the tech startup world
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Cork-based Over-C.
This global car tech developer is moving its headquarters from the UK to Ireland
Aptiv will add a hundred staff to its 250-person Irish operation as part of the move.
Tesco Mobile got a slap on the wrist for months of overcharging customers on EU roaming
The communications regulator found the mobile carrier was not complying with EU rules.
After nearly two decades in Athy, Coca-Cola is shuttering its local factory
The company is shifting production to Ballina in Mayo and cutting dozens of jobs.
Lloyds Pharmacy's refusal to negotiate with trade unionists could spark industrial action
The company says it deals with employees through a ‘colleague representative committee’.
Overseas construction workers are turning down moves to Ireland due to high property prices
The property sector has suffered from a lack of skilled workers in recent years.
'The biggest risk I've ever taken? Working directly with my father'
Cól Campbell of Bewley’s also talks about the toughest thing he’s ever had to do.
Co-working spaces could be the big winners from Dublin's office shortage
CBRE said the likes of WeWork and Iconic Offices may be a stop-gap solution for new entrants to the city.
Irish LinkedIn rival Cohort is shutting down after failing to raise more money
The startup, founded by Eamon Leonard, was backed by some tech heavyweights.
A major expansion of Dublin's 'vital' Hermitage clinic has been blocked
A two-storey extension has been proposed to cater for increased demand.
Poll: Should businesses get involved in political campaigns?
Some think companies shouldn’t weigh in on societal issues.
There has been a sharp decline in Irish workers moving to the UK this year
A LinkedIn report has shown Irish professionals aren’t as keen on making the move since the Brexit vote.
'There's always going to be sugar, that's the reality': How Irish firms are prepping for the sugar tax
The sugar-sweetened drinks tax will be introduced in Ireland tomorrow.