The man behind box office hit The General wants to build a massive film studio in Meath
The 11,300 sq m development is being lined up for a business park in Ashbourne.
Poll: Should banks be stopped from using crash-era losses to lower their tax bills?
A proposed policy change could have negative consequences for taxpayers.
Uber plans to launch its food delivery service in Ireland later this year
The tech company will face stiff competition from established players like Deliveroo.
A Waterford virtual reality startup has just bagged millions from a stock market float
Immersive VR Education raised €6.7 million through a dual listing in Dublin and London.
Despite criminal abuse fears, there's no sign of regulation for the cash-for-gold sector
Justice officials are considering another round of public consultation – three years after the first one.
Made in Ireland: How Java Republic goes from bean to cup
We took a look inside the Irish coffee company’s Dublin roastery as it nears its 20-year anniversary.
A worker fired at a 'heated meeting' won €12,000 - here are the lessons for employers
He wasn’t provided a written copy of the dismissal procedure.
'It's a disgrace': Food firms that revived areas in the crash are getting stung with rent spikes
The industry is concerned that property pension funds are purposely pushing up prices.
Take a guided tour of... the Irish-led tech juggernaut that calls Anglo's ex-HQ home
Take a look behind the scenes at Intercom’s offices on St Stephen’s Green.
Why our fight in the 'war for talent' must be fought on two sides
Both the State and employers have a role to play when it comes to competing for skilled workers.
'Universities are criticised for taking in too many foreign students – but we want even more'
The new dean of UCC’s business school talks about how it plans to break into the top-50 club.
'I remember seeing the cracks appearing in 2005 - property prices just didn't add up'
After starting in residential property, Tommy Redmond is building offices to attract firms to Wexford.
A court has cleared the way for pubs to trade into the early hours of Good Friday
The decision follows an appeal on behalf of Dublin’s Red Cow Inn.
A massive Irish plastics firm has snubbed Dublin's stock exchange in favour of Toronto
IPL Plastics, formerly called One51, at first hinted it would dual list in Ireland and Canada.
Dublin IT jobs could be sent offshore in Aer Lingus's latest shakeup
Staff were told of the planned changes at a management meeting this week.
A Cork startup is selling $100 biocomputers powered by jellyfish DNA
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Cell-Free Technology.
Ireland's tallest building is being bought by one of the country's biggest landlords
The Elysian Tower had a guide price of €100m when it hit the market last year.
A Lucan restaurant has to pay €20,000 to a couple accused of not settling the bill
The pair were out for a family meal when the alleged incident occurred.
Ray Coyle's plans for a solar farm at Tayto Park have been stalled
The entrepreneur previously said the energy project would cost €23 million to build.
Bosses at LinkedIn and Wrigley have invested in this Irish social network for women
GirlCrew has banked $1 million in funding from some big-hitters in tech.