Poll: Do you feel like Ireland has recovered from the recession?
A report by business group Ibec suggested that Irish households have never been wealthier.
Three decades after opening, Knock Airport reported its busiest year ever
The Mayo hub reached the 750,000-passenger mark in 2017.
'More sustainable than the boom': Ibec hails Ireland's 'exceptional' economy
The business group says we have now exited the ‘recovery’ period.
Why Cork's 'recession proof' Fota Wildlife Park may struggle to grow visitors in the recovery
The head of the attraction talks about how the site plans to continue to expand.
5 ways you can take the pain out of international business travel
From how to pack your bags to coping with jet lag, here are some tips for avoiding travel woes.
The boss of a huge Donegal engineering firm is keeping Derry City FC afloat
Philip O’Doherty donated over a quarter of a million euro to the League of Ireland club.
We're partnering with UCD Smurfit School to give one reader an MBA scholarship
You’ll get the chance to earn a qualification normally worth up to €34,500.
Whatever happened to... RTÉ's €350m plan to build a new hi-tech headquarters?
The state broadcaster announced the ambitious project in the middle of the recession.
Why we shouldn't worry that a flood of Brexit finance jobs hasn't washed up in Ireland
This year promises to be a watershed one for the country’s financial services industry.
A leading Irish science investor backed by a Ryanair co-founder is being liquidated
Dublin-based Growcorp has built up major losses.
'I was effectively homeless as a teenager – that sort of thing leaves its mark on a young person'
Mark Elliott talks about what he learned from his father’s business crashing.
A sacked airport worker won a €50k payout after refusing to drive an uninsured vehicle
The Shannon Airport-based man was dismissed for ‘gross misconduct’.
A Dublin investment firm has sold famed Irish spray tan business Vita Liberata
The brand has received celebrity endorsements from the likes of Emma Watson.
Shop that told a pregnant worker to 'look better and appear happy' ordered to pay her €18,000
The Labour Court ruled that Kildare-based Clelands Supermarkets discriminated against the woman.
From 1893 to 1995 – these iconic ads help tell the history of business in Ireland
We’ve assembled some classic adverts from the likes of Penneys, Ryanair and Barry’s Tea.
'I was bleeding heavily while blacking out. I thought I was dying'
Former farmer Richard Weldon talks about how losing his arm kickstarted his new business.
IDA boss: We want finance firms to set up in the midlands once they have a Dublin base
Martin Shanahan also wants to build up pharma and med-tech in the region.
Ireland's biggest company is poised to save over €100m thanks to Trump's tax cuts
Building supplies firm CRH is selling its Americas distribution division.
'I talk all the time - a treat for me is to not speak to anybody for a day'
Hotelier Francis Brennan talks about his admiration for watches – and celebrity chef Neven Maguire.
Cork millionaire Dan Kiely is putting cash into an Irish 'flexible working' jobs site
Kiely, who recently sold his firm Voxpro, is backing Abodoo.