The overdue Metro North is holding back plans for a 'civic space' at Stephen's Green
Dublin council still wants to finish the café-friendly plan – but it’s waiting for clarity on the long-delayed rail line.
'It's damaging the image of the city': Galway's traffic could be costing it jobs
The western hub has been ranked as having the worst congestion in the country.
Dublin council is recruiting outside help to look after the unloved Liffey boardwalk
The riverside walkway has earned a reputation as unsafe for locals and tourists alike.
'If we set up in Tipperary or Mayo, we couldn't have built this business'
Birgitta Curtin of the Burren Smokehouse talks about the importance of being near the Cliffs of Moher.
What employers need to know about Ireland's sexual harassment laws
The issue has rarely been out of the headlines in recent months.
Bray Wanderers invokes the 'great' Johnny Ronan in an effort to build hundreds of apartments
The club wants to redevelop its historic home stadium, the Carlisle Grounds.
'When I bought my partner out of the business, I took a deep breath. It was now all on me'
This entrepreneur talks about how a job in a computer repair shop led him into his own business.
The well-known Blackrock Clinic racked up a huge profit last year
The hospital is part-owned by Irish beef baron Larry Goodman.
Setanta Sports' founders have joined a major investment in a Wicklow 'water tech' firm
H2Ozone has raised €3 million to help it chase international sales.
Why firms should stop talking about themselves all the time online
This digital expert delivers a masterclass in building a ‘content strategy’.
Ikea ordered to pay €35k to a man who hit his head on an advertising board
The accident occurred in the car park of the retailer’s Ballymun store.
The Irish homes of the future could ignore big companies and buy electricity from each other
The head of ESB Networks wants homeowners to be able to play the energy market.
The Irish wing of Zara recorded a massive spike in sales last year
The fashion retailer’s sister firm Massimo Dutti reported a 16-fold increase in profits.
'Brexit hit us hard and I had to make half our staff redundant. It was dreadful'
As part of our How My Business Works series we profile Waterford-based Chia Bia.
One of Google's Irish companies took in €1bn in sales. It paid €700k in tax
The firm is responsible for Google Play store and device sales.
Irish insurance brokers could soon be made to reveal their commissions
New rules would mean financial advisers will have to be more transparent with customers.
Sales at a Cork software firm that counts Disney as a customer have passed the €10m mark
Blackpool-based Teamwork more than doubled its workforce in 2016.
'When I was 16, I had to wrestle an armed robber - that's the worst work task I ever had to do'
Freshly Chopped boss Brian Lee also talks about juggling family life with the business world.
Dunnes Stores' Asian restaurant Neon racked up a tasty profit last year
The eatery was acquired by the retailer nearly two years ago.
Three legal challenges to Dublin Airport's €320m runway have been thrown out
A High Court judge ‘sympathised’ with one group of concerned locals but dismissed their claim.