Two Limerick solar farms have the go-ahead after locals' health concerns were thrown out
There has been a logjam of solar projects in the planning system after dozens of appeals across Ireland.
What a worker's €25,000 payout can teach employers about 'constructive dismissal'
The man was demoted after raising concerns about the company’s accounts.
Here's what is stopping Norwegian's transatlantic dreams from fully taking flight
The budget carrier is facing tough competition from powerful forces.
'I sold my business for €14m, but the retirement plans didn't work out. I needed a new job quickly'
Karl Llewellyn sold two companies and now owns an app giving people travelling access to gyms.
The co-owner of Dundrum Town Centre has seen off a €5.7 billion takeover bid
UK property giant Hammerson says the French approach ‘significantly undervalued’ the company.
Why LinkedIn hides sweets from its staff... and other tips for looking after workers
Employee well-being isn’t just for big companies – small firms can do it too.
Paddy Power's former boss has been appointed chair of Bank of Ireland
Patrick Kennedy will succeed Archie Kane, who retires in July.
One of the world’s biggest consultant firms is telling Irish businesses to prepare for a hard Brexit
PwC Ireland says that the prospect of the worst-case scenario remains ‘too likely to ignore’.
‘I always wanted to set up something of my own, but I never had the guts to go ahead and do it’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin firm Urban Architecture & Construction.
Eir is cutting 750 jobs after its sale to a French billionaire
A consortium led by Xavier Niel purchased a majority stake in the company for €650 million.
A top economist says there are 'shades of the Celtic Tiger' about Ireland's housing market
Prices are increasing at their fastest rate in nearly three years.
Aer Lingus owner IAG is considering buying low-cost airline Norwegian
The group is testing the ground after purchasing a minority stake in the carrier.
The midlands' long-awaited tourism brand has finally been revealed
Parts of the region will be marketed overseas as ‘Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands’.
Building homes in Ireland is still 'not as attractive' as building hotels
A State report suggests the cost of developing apartment blocks is ‘a challenge’ for construction firms.
Mastercard is going on a recruitment spree for tech staff in Dublin
The payments giant is planning to fill 175 new roles by 2020.
After three decades in business, the owners of Kiely's in Donnybrook are selling the iconic pub
Pat and Mary Crimin said they plan to retire after a lot of ‘soul searching’.
INM claims its alleged data breach happened 'under the instruction' of its ex-chairman
A letter from the publisher was sent to those believed to have been affected by the email trawl.
Profits soared at Seán Quinn's former building supplies and packaging firm last year
Turnover at Quinn Industrial Holdings topped €200 million during 2017.
A dip in the State's tourism marketing has forced private firms to pick up the slack
That’s according to research by the Irish Tourist Industry Confederation.
'I can't see past spelling mistakes on CVs - it's a simple way to cost yourself a job'
Jobs.ie general manager Chris Paye also talks about the dangers of duvet days.