Lots of women considered leaving top-level jobs over a lack of equal opportunities
A new survey has found that most female workers think there’s a poor gender split in their sector.
'Not a viable business': Popular Irish YouTube channel Facts will be axed after losing €400k
The brand was set up by then 17-year-old Shane Corry in 2013.
It's 'unlikely' big housebuilders will buy any of the remaining 250 ghost estates
Asset management firm Investec says there are ‘few if any’ opportunities for the main construction firms.
Salad chain Chopped will fight to stop a prime Dublin outlet being shut down
The city council has refused the fast food chain permission to trade on Grafton Street.
'My advice to people starting in fashion? Roll up your sleeves'
Style guru Sonya Lennon also talks about becoming an expert jumper-folder.
Phone network iD Mobile Ireland will shut up shop next month
Almost three years after its glitzy launch, the company will cease trading at the start of April.
Lidl fell foul of advertising rules for failing to reveal Facebook competition winners
The ASAI also partially upheld complaints about Sky Ireland.
Irish packaging giant Smurfit Kappa has rejected a 'highly opportunistic' takeover bid
The firm said the proposal from a US outfit didn’t reflect its true value.
The global head of Michelin reveals how restaurants can win a coveted star
There are just 11 businesses in Ireland that have received the esteemed award.
Ireland's 'fragile' water supply could make firms think twice about investing here
Dublin Chamber says water restrictions in the capital should be a wake-up call for the government.
Restaurants are recruiting chefs from Italy and Croatia to fill shortages here
The industry says Ireland needs to train an extra 8,000 cooks.
Poll: Should businesses be forced to close during extreme weather?
The Taoiseach doesn’t think so, but a bill from Sinn Féin wants to make it mandatory.
A year after it closed for 22 weeks, Shelbourne Park is getting a multimillion-euro overhaul
The Irish Greyhound Board thinks the 90-year-old venue has major earning potential.
Tourism funding slammed as 'derisory' as rural firms struggle for grants
The industry says staff cuts at Fáilte Ireland have delayed grant applications.
This sheep farmer is leading the push to set up Ireland's first hemp co-op
Ed Hanbidge says there’s the potential to turn the crop into a major farming industry.
To equip future generations with the right skills, we need to back creative teachers
If young people are to reach their full potential, we need to invest in innovative educators.
Trinity heads for another south Dublin showdown as it plans 300 more student beds
The college has run into several planning disputes with Dartry residents over student housing.
The UK's divorce from the EU is hurting Ireland's cross-border weddings trade
Northern Irish couples are the ‘bread and butter’ of some regional hoteliers.
The Irish have a powerful ability to sniff out claptrap - that's why puff pieces don't work
There’s a lesson in the scandal surrounding the Project 2040 communications strategy.
Starbucks has faced almost no penalty for opening stores without planning approval
Two councils are taking legal action against the coffee giant, but things are moving slowly.