A tapas bar says turning this Dublin church into a food hall could cause 'a major rat problem'
Restaurant Salamanca has voiced its concern about the plans to redevelop St Andrew’s Church.
Citywest Hotel was ordered to pay a worker accused of making 'lewd comments' to a guest
The former security guard was awarded €6,000 in an unfair dismissal claim.
Dairygold inched closer to the billion-euro sales mark after a 'milestone year' for milk
But the Cork-based cooperative has warned about a volatile ‘butter bubble’.
Norwegian airline will suspend US winter services from Shannon and Cork due to 'lower demand'
The low-cost carrier decided to scale back flights to Boston following a ‘comprehensive review’.
What we know so far about the data breach claims rocking Ireland's biggest publisher
Some of INM’s top journalists, its ex-chairman, and billionaire Denis O’Brien are caught up in the scandal.
More than 600 homes have been approved for Cork under fast-track housing laws
The Glanmire project is the first approved outside Dublin under the new scheme.
Poll: Should compulsory retirement be banned?
A high-profile case between RTÉ and an ex-reporter has reignited the issue.
'We were in danger of losing the roof over our heads - there's a lot to be said for desperation'
Celebrity chef Darina Allen also talks about being a glass-half-full person.
Services giant Noonan is fighting a pay-restoration push so it can 'remain competitive'
Specialist industrial cleaners at the company wanted to fully restore a 5% reduction from five years ago.
Shuttering the government's communications unit will hurt taxpayers the most
Irish citizens are the real casualty in the sorry saga of the Strategic Communications Unit.
A lack of new apartments is making Ireland's 'dysfunctional' property market even worse
New figures show the average asking price for a home in Dublin has jumped by €145,000 in five years.
RTÉ was ordered to pay €50,000 to an ex-reporter - here are the lessons for employers
The case between the broadcaster and Valerie Cox highlights issues around retirement ages.
One in five Sligo shops are empty - but locals insist the town hasn't 'gone to hell'
The western county has the highest rate of vacant units in the country.
'Minutes after an interview with Ian Dempsey, the supplier said my Christmas order was delayed'
After taking redundancy in 2008, Derrick Bell set up a business selling wagons for kids.
Cuisine de France's maker overturned a payout for a worker accused of showing up drunk
Swiss-Irish firm Aryzta had previously been ordered to pay €12,500 to the ex-employee.
The 'Beast from the East' gave Irish grocers a €10m sales boost
Consumers spent more than usual on wine, beer and frozen food during the storm.
Forestry group Coillte is looking to sell a chunk of its wind energy business
The semi-state previously announced plans to boost its renewable energy projects.
This man has brought a concept that's shaking up London's property market to Ireland
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Moove.
An Irish sports data firm has signed a massive deal with America's soccer body
Newry-based Statsports already counts giants like Arsenal and Manchester United as clients.
Profits soared at Web Summit after its first year in Lisbon
The company is bringing its spin-off Moneyconf event to Dublin in June.