A large 450-home estate on the Kildare-Dublin border has been given the green light
The housing development is expected to be launched next year.
Formula 1 has taken a stake in a small Irish fantasy sports firm
It’s the first time the racing group has taken equity in an external company.
Hiking the price of stamps has helped An Post turn around its fortunes
The group recorded a return to profit last year.
Night-shift workers and newbies are at high risk of hurting themselves on the job
Longer working weeks also increase the likelihood of injury, according to an ESRI report.
This Cork startup wants to take the clipboard and paperwork out of political canvassing
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Vconnecta.
Dublin Airport plans a retail rejig with more fashion at Terminal 1
DAA is looking for bidders to manage five shops at the hub.
Months after launching its first spot, WeWork is opening another Dublin co-working space
The international hot desk firm has signed a lease to move into the capital’s docklands.
Dundrum Town Centre's co-owner has dumped plans for a major UK retail tie-up
Hammerson plans to instead invest in ‘higher-growth segments’ such as Ireland.
Despite business complaints, a minimum wage increase two years ago didn't lead to job losses
That’s according to a new study by the ESRI and Low Pay Commission.
'I left school when I was 15 - I was more attracted to making money than doing exams'
Sean Bryan, owner of Cut and Sew barbers, also talks about why he still works like an apprentice.
Apple iPhone exports accounted for a quarter of Ireland's economic growth
That’s according to a new report by the International Monetary Fund.
A plan to expand one of the McGettigan group's Dublin hotels has been knocked back
The council has blocked a proposal to add two new storeys to the North Star Hotel.
One of Ireland’s biggest building materials suppliers is being sold for over €500m
The UK’s Breedon Group will enter the local market with the acquisition of Belfast-based firm Lagan.
Services giant Noonan has branded a 32c pay hike for workers as 'out of kilter'
The multimillion-euro company brought five employees before the Labour Court.
Poll: Do you think Airbnb listings should be licensed in Ireland?
There are concerns the lettings platform is contributing to the housing shortage.
Three-quarters of employers are planning to give pay rises to staff this year
A report from recruitment firm CPL showed buoyant jobs listings in key sectors.
Tech retailer Click.ie will be wound up following a tsunami of customer complaints
Panicked punters said the company was unable to fulfil orders in time for the Christmas period.
Why Tayto Park sees its future in luring the suit-and-tie brigade
The Meath attraction is aiming to bring in a million visitors per year.
How Lidl spun its Tallaght store's destruction into social media gold
The supermarket chain faced a PR onslaught as looters hit the outlet during Storm Emma.
Ireland's mooted Airbnb 'licensing' scheme would only be rolled out in Dublin
Potential regulation of the home-sharing sector is expected in the coming weeks.