What tough new data protection rules mean for business emails
Firms will soon have to rejig how they communicate with customers.
'We need to watch out': Fewer tourists think Ireland is good value for money
Industry officials warn that the issue could damage the country’s long-term reputation with visitors.
'I hit a crossroads and didn't know what I could do. I had no qualification except entrepreneurship'
She started out selling Christmas hampers, but now Yvonne Dolan is making on-the-go smoothies.
After failing to strike a deal, Dublin Airport will re-open bids for a huge hotel joined to T2
The hub had previously announced plans for an 11-storey project.
'No technical solutions anywhere in the world': MPs dismiss 'invisible border' plans
The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee has its doubts about the UK government’s proposal.
These are Ireland's 10 most valuable business brands
Guinness is on top and AIB is singing – but its rival Bank of Ireland is licking its wounds.
Meet the fintech exec who moved west for the hiking and ended up with a startup
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Payslip.
Caffé Nero plans to ramp up its Irish expansion after profits quadruple
The coffee chain’s revenue increased by more than €1.5 million last year.
New foreign recruitment rules promise to ease the country's chef shortage
The restaurants industry recently said Ireland needs an extra 8,000 cooks.
After more than three decades in business, Filmbase is going into liquidation
The organisation said debts have accumulated to a point where it is ‘unrealistic’ to continue.
Why Ireland Inc is so worried about the EU's planned Big Tech 'tax grab'
The digital tax would be levied wherever companies like Facebook and Google make their sales.
It's now more expensive to live in Dublin than London
The Economist’s cost of living index ranked Ireland’s capital 19th out of 133 cities.
Ireland is getting its first direct flights to mainland China
Hainan Airlines will fly from Dublin to Beijing this summer.
Two people stand in the way of Waterford's €280m Saudi-backed regeneration project
The development involves a new shopping centre, office blocks and up to 300 apartments.
Tesco has quashed a payout for a worker accused of stealing cash from self-scan tills
CCTV showed the man accessing the note dispensers – but he claimed he was unfairly dismissed.
Tower Records spun further into the red last year - but it's still 'excited for the future'
New accounts for the Dublin music retailer show that accumulated losses hit the million-euro mark.
A top ticket reselling firm says banning touts would lead to more black market trade
New laws have been put before the Dáil – but resellers claim they won’t be effective.
'Housing is too expensive - planners must have twiddled their thumbs during the recession'
Glandore founder Michael Kelly also explains why Ryanair’s boss is a hero.
A well-known Wicklow cosmetic surgery has been hit with a big tax bill
The Avoca Clinic was ordered to pay €138,000, according to the latest tax defaulters list.
This vulture-fund backed homebuilder has spent over €100m on land for new houses
Glenveagh Properties plans to build up to 2,235 homes on the seven sites.