Aviation bigwigs are tipped to bring home Ireland's biggest salaries next year
Recruiter Brightwater predicts that bosses at leasing companies will earn up to €600,000 in 2018.
Dublin loses out on bid to host European Banking Authority after Paris picked out of hat
Another cruel loss for Ireland.
Norah Casey is selling most of her magazine empire to the firm behind Irish Central
Irish Studio will acquire six publications including Irish Tatler.
Profits have doubled at Just Eat's Irish operation as its commission fees climb
The firm now has over 2,000 takeaways in Ireland on its service.
Poll: Should yearly performance reviews for staff be axed?
The practice has been described as a ‘discredited ritual’ that everybody hates.
This billion-euro Irish firm is shopping its way to become a gaming industry giant
Dublin-based Keywords Studios has bought dozens of smaller firms over the past two years.
Whatever happened to... a gigantic underwater tunnel linking Ireland and the UK?
The idea to connect the two islands by rail has been around for over 100 years.
How officials stop tourists overrunning Ireland's 'golden geese' of attractions
Visitors are slowly being diverted away from some of the country’s most iconic monuments.
How to channel Alex Ferguson and get top performance out of your (work) team
Giving effective feedback means sometimes you need to stop worrying about being liked.
Why this Tipperary butcher sold his five-decade-old family business to Dunnes
Pat Whelan says he wants to develop his family business into a legacy brand.
Golden Discs' boss insists the vinyl revival is 'far from a fad'
Stephen Fitzgerald says the retailer hopes to open three new stores in 2018.
Meet the Dublin startup trying to win new business... and overcome Trump's travel ban
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Aylien.
How to identify a dysfunctional board - and what to do to fix one
There’s no place for complacency when it comes to a company boardroom.
'We need high-quality public transport. Cork and Galway should get light rail'
Plans for how Ireland will be developed over the next two decades are already under fire.
'I thought a meeting was about other people being let go. I got a land when I was made redundant'
Galway’s Sylvester Neylon tells how he started his own cleaning company, which now employs 550 people.
A proposal to turn the old Howl at the Moon club into a hotel has been shot down
The firm behind the Dean and the Workman’s Club bought the site for a reported €3.2 million.
Locals stall plans from 'bad neighbours' Trinity College to rent student beds to tourists
The accommodation in Dartry can cater for up to 1,000 students.
How to hand over business cards in Japan - and other lessons for making it on trade trips
This company director delivers a masterclass in meeting customers overseas.
European cash will bankroll Limerick city centre's biggest-ever project
The European Investment Bank has committed €85m to the Opera site plan.
A million-euro restaurant at Dublin's Merchant's Arch pub has the green light
The Circuit Civil Court granted owner Tom Doone a ‘declaratory order’ for the build.