Ryanair could face a bill of nearly €300m after recognising unions
The airline has butt heads with its pilots since cancelling thousands of flights last year.
Trump has blasted the London embassy site sold by an Irish developer
The US President is unimpressed with the plot bought from Dublin-based Ballymore.
Ryanair launched twice as many new routes last year as any of its low-cost rivals
The budget airline rolled out more than 270 services in 2017, according to a new analysis.
How employers can protect themselves against unfair dismissal claims
This law expert delivers a masterclass in disciplining someone fairly.
Hickey's pharmacy chain has raked in a million-euro profit as sales soar
The company also said it will “vigorously” contest a legal challenge from the HSE.
GameStop's Irish unit is €16m in the red - but the company is still 'satisfied' with trade here
The video game retailer says it will continue to review the performance of its stores.
Ireland's consumer watchdog is powerless to investigate Apple's 'planned obsolescence'
French authorities have launched an investigation into the tech giant for limiting phone performance.
How this man is leading a company started by three Irish business tycoons
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin-based Phonovation.
Ex-Anglo boss David Drumm has pleaded not guilty to conspiring to defraud investors
Jury selection is under way.
Air France is launching a new direct flight to Paris from Cork Airport
It’s hoped the new service will boost inbound tourism in Ireland’s southern counties.
Ireland's food exports spiked last year but Bord Bia has warned: 'This is as good as it gets'
Dairy and meat sales shot up, but experts are worried.
The new land hoarding tax won't be a 'silver bullet' for Ireland's housing woes
Councils ‘lacking urgency’ have been slow to enforce the rules.
An ex-Ryanair director has been appointed chair of regional carrier Stobart Air
Aviation veteran Conor McCarthy also co-founded one of the largest low-cost carriers in Asia.
Ads giant JCDecaux posts another loss in Ireland but expects a bump in revenue soon
A contract for advertising on bus shelters is expected to deliver a boost for 2017.
'Setting up a craft brewery in 1996 didn't seem like a major risk. Looking back, it definitely was'
Carlow Brewing Company’s Seamus O’Hara also talks about why he’d hire Michael O’Leary.
The Central Bank wants to criminalise 'reckless' behaviour by bankers
The watchdog wants measures to make it easier to target individuals for wrongdoing.
A European investment fund has bought the site of Dublin's future tallest office block
The 17-storey Exo project is due to be completed by early 2020.
There aren't enough hairdressing and childcare jobs for people in PLC courses
A new ESRI report has recommended a lots of tweaks to the current system.
Irish shops ended 2017 on a 'positive note' with a bumper Christmas sales period
November’s Black Friday shopping blitz helped extend the traditional festive season.
Forever 21 is pulling out of Ireland after racking up more than €40m in losses
The American chain’s Jervis Street store was opened in 2010 with plans for 250 jobs.