Goldman Sachs admits it is 'considering' its options following Dublin move reports
The Financial Times reported the firm’s European asset management business is coming to the Irish capital.
'Letting people go in the recession was really difficult - it was out of everyone's control'
Sunway boss Tanya Airey also talks about how good weather in Ireland hampers the travel business.
A last-ditch attempt to save an old pub has stalled a €200m project to overhaul Dublin's Liberties
An Taisce thinks redevelopment of Newmarket Square will “erase” the area’s qualities.
Irish cream liqueurs are finally recovering from a ‘lost decade’ of sales
Analysis by the Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland has highlighted the category’s turnaround.
Mr Cheestrings: 'Alternative dairy has a place - but it will be niche'
Denis O’Riordan also reflects on his 30-year marketing career at Kerry Foods.
'Sales are like a drug for retailers': How Stephen's Day shopping took hold in Ireland
Until about a decade ago, the 26th was a day of rest for retail staff.
'Working Christmas is the norm for me. You just need to find a way to balance work and family life'
This hotelier talks about what it’s like to work on Christmas Day.
How evergreen, tearjerker Christmas ads tap into our 'primal programming'
Advertising guru Neal Davies shares his thoughts on why some festive promotions have such longevity.
'We had kids and a mortgage, so when sales slowed my wife was pulling her hair out'
As part of our ‘Christmas in Stephen’s Green’ video series, we look at the Green Gallery.
Whatever happened to... the derelict south Dublin hotel with the 'Kilternan curse'?
Built during the Celtic Tiger for €170 million, the Kilternan Hotel fetched just €7 million when sold.
Kildare chocolate maker Lily O'Brien's has been sold to a Polish company for €40 million
The company was founded by Mary Ann O’Brien in the kitchen of her home in 1992.
'You work seven days a week until 8pm. The kids miss me, but you have to do it'
As part of our ‘Christmas in Stephen’s Green’ video series, we look at House of Japan.
The owner of Jacob's has sealed a €100m deal to acquire the XXX Mints and Benecol brands
Valeo Foods will takeover Raisio’s six factories in the UK and Czech Republic.
A developer is having another go at building a massive hotel near Dublin Airport
If completed, the 421-bed building would be one of the biggest hotels in Ireland.
A major packaging firm in Cavan was ordered to pay €8,000 in a racial discrimination case
Ballyconnell-based Boxmore Plastics failed to overturn a Workplace Relations Commission decision.
'When your shop is quiet it's tough not seeing anyone come in. Christmas kept us going.'
As part of our ‘Christmas in Stephen’s Green’ video series, we look at the Donegal Shop.
Donald Trump's Clare golf course has been cleared to build its Doonbeg wall
The Trump International Golf Links wants to carry out coastal erosion management works.
A passenger called 'a liar' by an inspector has settled a defamation case against Irish Rail
The woman was fined €100 when the conductor refused to accept her email ticket receipt.
Francis Brennan's five-star hotel just had its best year since the boom
The Park Hotel in Kenmare raked in a profit of nearly €500,000 last year.
One of Mayo's biggest success stories has racked up a multimillion-euro profit
Portwest is led by Harry Hughes, who was recently named the EY Entrepreneur of the Year.