'It would be a cop-out': Businesses reject calls for forced closures during red alerts
A proposed bill would make it mandatory for employers to shut workplaces in extreme weather.
After moving to Australia during the recession, Niamh Murdock returned home to open a cosmetic clinic.
A Spanish takeaway giant has splashed out €10.7m for a big slice of Apache Pizza
The deal represents Telepizza’s first move into the Irish market.
Tourism chiefs will lure overseas visitors to the south-east with 'on-trend' Vikings
Fáilte Ireland is developing a visitor ‘experience’ from Wicklow to the hinterland of Cork city.
Meet the Dublin startup that wants to become the Spotify of news
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile News Over Audio.
AIB is lining up hefty share bonuses for senior staff to stop them leaving
The State-owned bank wants to give its executives deferred bonuses worth up to 100% of their salary.
'It's armageddon for business': The big snow could cost retailers hundreds of millions of euro
Businesses are concerned about lost sales heading into the usually busy weekend period.
Dublin retail rents are six times higher than the national average
It costs €6,000 per sq m to rent desirable shop space in the capital.
'I went from working in a flash office in Dublin to a laneway in Ennis. It was a shock'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Limerick telecoms infrastructure firm 4Site.
Private investigators were fined €20k for using family connections in the gardaí to access info
Eamon O’Mordha & Company was digging up information for insurance company clients.
Electronics chain Maplin has collapsed into administration blaming Brexit for its woes
Six Irish stores hang in the balance after the retailer battles insolvency.
From 2022, employers will have to fund 'auto enrollment' pensions for staff
Similar schemes have previously been introduced in countries like Australia.
Here's what employers need to know about the 'Beast from the East'
ISME says it’s ‘imperative’ firms have a staff safety and communications plan in place.
Intercom is about to embark on a massive hiring spree – with 150 jobs going in Dublin
The Irish-founded company currently employs 220 people at its office in the capital.
Tourism Ireland says 'the craic' alone isn't enough to win back British tourists
Niall Gibbons said there needs to be more of a focus on outdoor activities for visitors.
'We make mistakes every day - if you're not failing, you're not trying very hard'
Strong Roots’ Sam Dennigan also talks about why entrepreneurs should ‘stick to the knitting’.
This Dragons' Den investor has just sold his Galway business to a US multinational
Barry O’Sullivan’s Altocloud has been snapped up by customer services giant Genesys.
Argos and Virgin Media head the list of firms prosecuted for unsolicited marketing
The Data Protection Commissioner released details of its 2017 investigations.
The head of the last National Broadband Plan bidder has suddenly resigned
Conal Henry has stepped down as the CEO of Enet.
Poll: Should Dublin Port be uprooted for housing?
It has been suggested the facility could make way for 40,000 units.