Ireland's biggest film studio has been sold to a private equity investor
A firm led by Troy Studios chairman Joe Devine has snapped up the long-established Ardmore Studios.
How injury heartbreak for this former Kilkenny hurler spawned a startup
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile ND Sports Performance.
Ahead of a €5m overhaul, a food hall planned for this Dublin church has got a vital licence
The project is being led by Michael Wright, owner of the Wright Venue in Swords.
Dublin's 'Metro North' is now the MetroLink - here's what we know about the plans
There will be a total of 15 new metro stations as part of the €3 billion development.
After millions in investment, Irish TV's assets were snapped up for less than €200k
The Irish Post acquired parts of the Mayo-based station last year.
Economists say it's 'almost impossible' to gauge the sustainability of Ireland's growth
The ESRI has called for a new method of calculating national accounts.
What the EU's new taxes on the tech giants mean - and how they would hurt Ireland
US companies like Google and Facebook are firmly in the firing line.
After another rejection, Johnny Ronan's plans for a Dublin skyscraper are almost dead
The well-known developer wanted to build a 22-storey building on the banks of the Liffey.
'We're getting hit' - Even after a record year, Kerrygold's maker fears for the future
Ornua’s boss said no matter what deal is struck, Irish dairy will lose out from Brexit.
The cost of Irish household staples could soar after Brexit
The price of goods like milk and eggs would go up nearly 50% under the worst-case scenario.
'Starting a business affects your health and your family life - people don't realise that'
Angel investor Ian Lucey also talks about why failure is liberating.
'Historic gems' like Dublin's Custom House should just be used for tourism
The industry says there should be an official review of iconic buildings under State ownership.
Ryanair plans to buy a majority stake in a new Austrian airline founded by an F1 legend
If approved, the Irish carrier is expected to spend €50m getting LaudaMotion off the ground.
What Irish businesses need to know about the Brexit transition deal
The draft agreement includes a ‘backstop’ to prevent a hard border with the North.
Poll: Do you agree with plans for a European-wide tax on tech giants' sales?
The EU wants to make sure digital firms pay more to member states – but Ireland Inc isn’t happy.
Dundrum Town Centre's co-owner has rejected a €5 billion takeover offer
UK company Hammerson claimed the bid was ‘wholly inadequate’ for the value of its portfolio.
The firm behind a major whiskey project says claims it would scar Westmeath are 'exaggerated'
Vault Whiskey Store has appealed the refusal for its €138m development.
Cyberattacks aren't just for multinationals – here's what small firms need to know
SMEs are less exposed to sophisticated attacks, but they still need to take precautions.
How Ireland's forecourt operators are stymieing rivals' plans with tit-for-tat appeals
Fuel resellers have been routinely lodging objections against competitors’ petrol station proposals.
What a Lego professor says Irish startups can learn from the toymaker's resurrection
David Robertson thinks firms shouldn’t be too quick to move away from their core products.