After years of downsizing, Golden Discs has changed its tune with three new stores
The retailer has been making the most of vinyl’s renaissance.
Retailers say they're being targeted with rates hikes to pay for discounts elsewhere
More than half of all stores in some regions will have to pay more next year.
This Galway startup is trying to save athletes from lifelong head injuries
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Contego Sports.
'Banking is put on a pedestal in Ireland. We need something different'
A German organisation wants to introduce public banking here.
'Don't mention the cost of living': How firms are pitching Ireland to foreign tech staff
An event will be held in London next year to lure talented staff to these shores.
'There's a lot to be said for opening in a recession - we got great cafés for very little'
The sisters behind Lolly and Cooks talk about how they nearly folded – and plans for their new restaurant.
Knock airport's boss says Ireland's regional hubs will struggle to hang onto routes
Joe Gilmore is working for direct flights to northern Germany and America’s east coast.
Does Ireland need a 'National Car Test' for rental properties? We take a look
RTÉ Investigates recently exposed many of Ireland’s rental ‘nightmares’.
Here are the key leaks from the Paradise Papers - and why they matter
From Bono to Apple, scores of high-profile people and firms have had their offshore tax dealings exposed.
'Don't ask your parents for startup advice - it will always be emotionally driven'
Sligo-based Declan Sweeney talks about coming back to Ireland to set up a business.
A pregnant manager sacked by Wrights of Howth has won €15,000 compensation
The restaurant manager was fired five weeks after telling bosses she was pregnant.
A Dublin startup has raised €1m for technology that could help stop crashes
ProVision Vehicle Cameras designs systems for tracking fleets and driver behaviour.
The biggest Irish firm you've probably never heard of is joining Dublin's stock exchange
A proposal to buy plastics giant One51 in a massive deal has fallen through.
Dublin is one of the best places in Europe - if you're a property investor
The Irish capital has been ranked among the top 10 cities in Europe for development.
How small firms can avoid getting wiped out in a customer's 'bad debt doomsday'
This financial services pro delivers a masterclass in how SMEs can avoid being left unpaid.
After a posh eatery threatened to axe its new Dublin joint, the council accepted its demands
The Ivy will open its first restaurant outside the UK in the Irish capital.
Bank of Ireland has found another 6,000 customers overcharged in the tracker scandal
More than 10,000 of the bank’s mortgage clients have been affected in total.
Voxpro's two founders shared in a €40m cash windfall from the Cork firm's sale
Dan and Linda Kiely started the outsourcing company in an office above a pub.
One man's 'selfish' bid to protect his private garden is stalling the old Central Bank's overhaul
The Dame Street building is in line for a €75 million redevelopment.
New stats reveal Limerick has some of Ireland's most disadvantaged areas
New statistics show the city and county were among the hardest hit areas during the recession.