Turnover at the construction firm that built the Helix topped €200m last year
Bennett Construction, one of the country’s largest builders, also made a tasty €6.75 million profit.
Aer Lingus passengers will have to pay up to €60 for the return of lost items
The IAG-owned airline is using a third-party firm to provide a ‘find and return’ service.
A huge investment firm has taken control of Ireland's biggest hotel
Tetrarch Capital will now fully own the Citywest.
'Distillers will go out of business': Why Ireland needs to build big whiskey warehouses
Developers are worried planning delays could hurt small firms.
Turning the facility into a ‘gleaming new city’ sounds impressive – but it’s a distraction from bigger issues.
Why councils will soon be fining themselves for owning vacant housing sites
The vacant sites levy was introduced to free up land for homes.
Why the Irish family business sector could be 'cleaned out' in a generation
Selling to a foreign buyer is often the best option for indigenous firms, experts say.
The Irish food board will pay UK influencers thousands a year to plug mushrooms
Bord Bia is about to roll out a multimillion-euro campaign across Britain and Ireland.
How to win the hearts and minds of workers so they don't ditch you
Here’s why employers need to create a more ‘human’ workplace experience for staff.
Despite drawing ire from lobbyists, few firms complain to the State about commercial rates
The Valuation Office received just six written complaints in 2016 and 2017.
'Catering isn't a bed of roses. There's a lot of swearing and sometimes pans are thrown at you'
After growing up in France, Sheena Dignam came back to Ireland to set up two businesses.
All the publicans in this Cork town plan to keep the shutters down on Good Friday
There won’t be a pint pulled in Newmarket on 30 March.
Littlewoods credits the GAA for helping it 'recruit' new shoppers and sell more sportswear
The online retailer’s sales surpassed the €70 million-mark last year.
Ulster Bank plans to offload a third of its mortgages
The company is looking to sell off as many as 7,000 loans in arrears.
This Dublin medtech startup has a plan to keep patients out of hospitals
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile PatientMpower.
The IFA will pay its former boss €1.9m to settle his legal cases
The settlement relates to disputes over a severance package and a defamation case.
Profits have soared at Ireland's biggest private landlord as rents climb
Ires REIT has a portfolio of nearly 2,500 apartments, most of which are in Dublin.
Take a guided tour of... Microsoft's new Dublin HQ complete with in-office bakery
We looked inside the tech giant’s Irish home ahead of its official opening.
The Dublin investor that bankrolled Movidius is pumping millions into another Irish chipmaker
Decawave has just secured $30 million from a mix of Irish and Chinese funds.
Bill Cullen is suing Ulster Bank for €120 million over the collapse of his business
The suit was filed in the High Court earlier this week.