A Dublin lunch-ordering startup has raised €500k to expand to new cities - but not in Ireland
Bamboo wants to prove its model in Singapore and London to attract more investors.
A Dún Laoghaire startup has raised $12m to roll out its home STI and health tests
Let’s Get Checked got the backing of US and Chinese investors.
Providence has found a Chinese partner to fund its oil drilling off the Cork coast
A consortium has agreed to fund the Barryroe offshore project.
Banks can keep using crash-era losses to avoid tax so the State can 'get back its money'
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has no plans to change the rules on ‘deferred tax assets’.
Here are the top 25 companies to work for in Ireland - according to employees
Computer colossus Dell came out on top for the second year in a row.
'Never partner with first-time founders - they can't cope with the stress'
Mór Irish Gin’s Eoin Bara also talks about how he stopped emails from ruining his sleep.
Following one false start, 'stationless' share bikes are coming to Dublin's city centre
The council has called for operators to apply for licences to set up in the capital.
Irish-founded tech firm Intercom reaches unicorn status with its $1bn-plus valuation
The company’s Dublin headcount is due to swell to nearly 400 as its funding tops $240 million.
The Irish 'Airbnb for car parking' has just bought a Belgian rival
Parkpnp acquired Sharemypark for an undisclosed sum.
Ireland's chronic housing shortage is the economy's 'most pressing issue'
It is forecast to take years before new construction keeps pace with demand.
Poll: Do you think asylum seekers should be allowed to fill job gaps?
Asylum seekers have been granted the right to work in Ireland – but only under strict conditions.
After losing millions in a 'difficult' period, Abrakebabra's owner says it's back on track
The AIL Group blamed some of its historic losses on ‘onerous rental agreements’.
A Blackrock startup backed by Ryanair's ex-deputy chief is going under
Unravel Analytics has been put into liquidation after running out of time to raise enough cash.
Prizes are a brilliant, low-cost way to promote your company.
The tourism trade wants to hire asylum seekers to plug skills gaps
The hospitality sector has been complaining of growing staff shortages.
This Irish man sees thousands of startup pitches a year - here's how to get his attention
After selling his Datahug business for €12 million, Connor Murphy is leading one of Techstars’ Berlin accelerators.
The culmination of a lifetime’s work, selling a company can be emotional – and time-consuming.
Ireland's biggest hotelier says Dublin needs to 'grow up like other European cities'
Dalata’s Stephen McNally believes ‘there’s no way’ the industry can deliver 11,000 more rooms by 2025.
'I think you get one chance in a country like Ireland. It's a small place'
Magician Hamish Urquhart talks about what he has learned about setting up a company in Ireland.
Dunnes Stores is fighting to keep a large south Dublin site off the land-hoarders list
The retailer faces thousands of euro in levies if the 5,000 sq m plot is declared a vacant site.